West Austin Studio Tour 2016

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West Austin Studio TourMay 14 - 15 & 21 - 22

N°5

2016

Fifth Edition – © 2016 West Austin Studio Tour

A program of Big Medium – bigmedium.org

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All text and images represented in this catalog are

copyrighted by the individual artist and may not

be reproduced without their consent.

2016 West Austin Studio Touriv

About WestBig Medium’s West Austin Studio Tour

(West) is a free, annual, self-guided art event

spanning across two weekends in May. West

provides opportunities for the public to meet

the makers: the local artists and artisans who

drive Austin’s vibrant creative culture.

In its 5th edition, West features 205 Artist

Studios, 53 Galleries, 62 Temporary

Exhibitions, 4 Happenings, and 12 Partner

Programs. This catalog serves as an

overview of tour stops and a schedule of

events. It is intended to help tour-goers

hand-pick their West experiences. The West

mobile website is a free online companion

to the West catalog.

Dates and TimesWest includes five participant categories:

Artist Studios, Galleries, Temporary

Exhibitions, Happenings, and Partner

Programs.

Artist Studios, Galleries and Temporary

Exhibitions are free and open on the

weekends of May 14-15 & 21- 2 from 11am-

6pm. Happenings are also free and occur

on the weekends of May 14-15 & 21-22 with

varying hours. Partner Programs happen

within and around tour weekends, and

some may have costs associated.

BoundariesWest of I-35

East of Mopac

South of Hwy 183

North of William Cannon

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MobileThe West mobile site is your tour reference

on the go. Use your mobile device to see

images, statements, descriptions, and

location information for all West participants.

Look up your favorite artists and discover

new ones, create a custom list of studios and

exhibitions to visit, and use navigation tools

to find your way around the tour.

west.bigmedium.org

AccessibilityUnder each West participant listing is their

location’s accessibility information. Each

number represents a different feature that

is available at the participant’s location. The

numbers correspond to the list below. If

the number is listed, it means that the West

participant has verified this accessibility

feature is available at their space.

1 Officialparkingforthedisabled

2 EntranceandInterior:Minimum32”

widedoorwayclearancespace

3 Entrance:Entrywaywithoutstairs

4 Entrance:Entrywaywitharamp

5 Entrance:Nolipentryway

6 Interior:Accessiblepatharoundstudio

withminimum36”width

7 Restrooms:Entrywaywithminimum

36”wideclearancespace

8 Restrooms:Minimum56x60”

clearancespacefortoilet

9 Restrooms:Grabbars

10 Brailleorraisedlettersignage

0 Noneoftheabove

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Disclaimer:BigMediumcensorsnoartistcontentwhen

producingtheEastandWestcatalogsandwebsites.

Pleasebeawarethatthe2016Westcatalogand

websitemaycontainsomeimageswithsexualcontent,

nudity,orviolence.Weunderstandthatsomemay

findcertainimagescontroversial.Werespectthose

opinionsandarealwaysopentocommunityfeedback.

CollectiveCourtesy:ManyWestlocationsare

inresidentialareas,sopleasebemindfulofour

neighbors.They’vebeenverywelcomingtotour-

goersovertheyears,andweaskeveryonetoreturn

thehospitalitywhichincludespeacefulnessand

cleanliness.Driveandparkyourvehiclesthoughtfully,

andifpossible,usebikesorpublictransportationto

makeyourwayaroundthetour.(ForCapitalMetro

busschedulesandroutesvisitcapmetro.org.)

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FollowFacebook – facebook.com/bigmedium

Instagram – @bigmediumaustin

Twitter – @BigMedium

VisitBig Medium at Canopy

916 Springdale Rd, Bldg 2, #101

Austin, TX 78702

Big Medium at Bolm Studios

5305 Bolm Rd, #9-12

Austin, TX 78721

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Big Medium TeamShea Little – ExecutiveDirector

Tiffany L Coghill – DirectorofOperations&Finance

Hannah Packard – DirectorofDevelopment

Jordan Gentry – DirectorofProgramming

Jenna Carrens – DevelopmentCoordinator

Kevin McNamee-Tweed – GalleryCurator&StudioManager

Elise Powell – VolunteerCoordinator

Berkeley Beauchot – GalleryAssistant

Estefania Marquez – GraphicDesign

Stephanie Braddock – Advertising

Karina Persson – Website/MobileDevelopment

Joseph Pagano – Website/MobileDevelopment

Alexa Star Johnson – DevelopmentIntern

Isabel Browne – DesignIntern

Board of DirectorsKeith Kreeger – President

Shea Little – ExOfficio

Jon Lawrence

Mirna Maddox

Joseph Phillips

Chelsea Sun

Jana Swec

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1. Funders:BigMediumissupportedinpartbytheCultural

ArtsDivisionoftheCityofAustinEconomicDevelopment

Department,andbytheTexasCommissionontheArts

SupportWest is made possible through the

generosity of our supporters who join

Big Medium in championing artists and

the contemporary arts in Texas. We

thank our Funders (fig. 1) who sustain our

programming through grants. We also

thank our Sponsors (fig. 2) – businesses

who provide generous financial support for

West; our Partners (fig. 3) – organizations

who collaborate with us to achieve

broader community impact, and our Media

Sponsors (fig. 4) who provide promotion

and coverage for West.

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David Abbott

Sandra Adair

Linda Allen

(in honor of Calvin Larson)

Arts and Recreation

Bad Kitty LLC

Kristina Bacci

Julie Beauchot

James R Beckett

Rebecca Bennett

Nicole Blair

Emily Burgess

Rachel K Bury

Jim Butler

Charles Byers

Jenna Carrens

Molly Casey

Valerie Chaussonnet

Claudia Chidester

Aaron & Cara Choate

Tamara Clarkson

Anne Clemons

Tiffany Coghill

(in honor of Karen Vogel)

Nick Cremona

CS Gray Photography

Ryan Davis

Art Diva Creative

Laura Donnelly

David Duncan

Paige J. Ellis

Jonathan Faber

Shan Fannin

Rene Flo

Roger Foster

Jeff Garrard

Richard Garza

Gauge Yarn

Carolyn Kimball Gee

Julia Gentry

(in honor of Hubert Gentry)

Jordan Gentry

Melinda Gonzales Boe

Rebecca Gordon

Ann Graham

Ross Grant

Christiana Gunn

Thomas Hefter

Deleigh Hermes

Judy Hogan

Cyndi Howell

Jascha

Philip Johnson

Bonny Johnson

Ariana Khu

Melissa Knight &

Ethan Azarian

Doug & Wendy Kreeger

Keith Kreeger

Daryl & Dana Kunik

Melanie Lewis

Mary Libby

Emily Little

Marissa Little

Scott & Stephanie Little

Littlepixie Publishing

lookthinkmake

Camille Lyons

Steven Maddox

Robert Malina

Janis Marion

C.Martell

Kristen McConnell

G & S McDaniel

Revi Meicler

Nana Mensah

Nicholas Meriwether

Michael Hsu Office

of Architecture

Deanna Miesch

Melissa Miller

(in honor of Betty Little)

Pat Molina

Maria Montoya Hohenstein

Paloma Moorman

Jennifer Mueller

John & Monique Mulvany

David J. Neff

Laura Neil

Xonnes

Desmond Ng &

Donald Mason

Laney Odom

Patricia Olwell

Duncan Osborne

Michael Osborne

Jessica Pages

Chun Hui Pak

Samuel Pate

Judy Paul

Diana Phillips

Elise Powell

Judy & Lloyd Provost

Eric Roach

Suzanne Roberts

Janice Roberts

Hannah & Charles Packard

Samuel Pate

Nancy Pink

Amy Rundio

Cecelia Russell

Shayne & Andi Salinas

Glenn Scott

Susan Scafati

Reza Shirazi

Cara Singleton

Flip Solomon

Ana Stapleton

Calvin Stark

Joel & Elissa Sumner

Cement Loop

Dave Sullivan

Chelsea Sun

John Swanger

Jana Swec & Shea Little

Barbara Swec

Tim & Katie Swec

Amanda T.

Matthew Teodori

Terri Thomas & Randy Potts

Michael Troop

Thomas Tweed

Jacob Villanueva

NJ Weaver

Alyssa Taylor Wendt

Jade White

(in honor of Charles Duffer)

Jon Windham

Ernest Wood

Sharon Zakes

Dan Zaklis

Julie Ziegelman

Abe Zimmerman

Big Medium Donors

2016 West Austin Studio Tourx

Armadillo Christmas Bazaar

Art Hop, Georgetown

Arts Center

ArtProfiler

Austin Art Refugees

Austin Art Services

Austin Beerworks

Big Bertha’s Paradise

Bird’s Barbershop

Blanton Museum of Art

Blue Skies Frame Co.

City of Austin

Cultural Arts Division

Davis Gallery

D-CRAIN

Elisabet Ney Museum

Ephemeral Beauty at Asian

American Resource Center

Ermine Vintage

Forbidden Fruit

Generous Art

IBIZ North Loop Strip

Industry Print Shop

Inner Light Art

Jerry’s Artarama

Kasey McCarty Interior Design

Mike Tolleson & Associates

Miller IDS

Moxie Realty Group

Newcastle Homes

Podium for Art

Precision Camera

Rebel Pizza Bar

Revival Vintage

Room Service Vintage

Stone Carver Cat’s Carving

Compound

Thai Fresh

Tito’s Handmade Vodka

Uncommon Objects

WeirdHomes

Workhorse Bar

XYZ Atlas

Kirk Anders

Lindsay Barras

Anna Berns

Patricia Bradby

April Burcham

Jeremy Burks

Adam Carnes

Jennifer Chenoweth

Reese Cisneros

Heather Coffey

Elliott Counts

Sherri Curry

Tony Diaz

Juliet Dill

Krista Endsley

Zack Flores

Oliver Franklin

Katie Friel

Elissa Fulks

Kitty Garza

Ed Gibson

Rebecca Gomez

Lisa Goodell

Jessica Haynes

Katelena Hernandez Cowles

Meredith Hubley

Alexis Lanman

Lauren Laugen

Lindsey LeRoy

Kanya Lyons

Matt Mandrella

TJ Mathias

Tess Menconi

Alberto Mejia

Andrea Mellard

Cheryl Morrell

Cameron Mott

Bill Nadalini

Chad Palmatier

Carolyn Phillips

Caroline Pinkston

Meredith Powell

Sarah Pratz

Nick Pugliese

Fred Ramirez

Andrew Reiner

Susan Richardson

Stacey Rodrigues

Carlos Rodriguez Brondo

Tiffany Russell

Jam Sanitchat

Jordan Schraeder

Nina & Frank Seely

Sarah Sherman

Tamara Silverleaf

Jennifer Sinksi

Ann Smith

Jordan Smith

Jacquelynn St. Pierre

Anthony Sobotik

James Talbot

Matt Teodori

Coco Vargas

Jeanne Claire Van Ryzin

Brannon Via

Ken Villalovos

Regina Waldo

Guiniviere Webb

Meghan Wells

Jon Windham

Sarah K. Wolf

2016 WEST Volunteers

Special ThanksAdvertisers

Austin Beerworks

Austin City Limits

Austin Eastciders

Bouldin Creek Cafe

Café No Sé

Chameleon Cold Brew

Erva Yerba Mate

Juiceland

The Khabele School

KIND Snacks

La Condesa

Lick Ice Creams

Mike’s Print Shop

Republic Distributors

Skinny Pop

Thai Fresh

Tito’s Handmade Vodka

Trace

Uchiko

Wanderlust Yoga

The Westin Austin Downtown

Wunder-Pilz Kombucha

In-Kind Sponsors

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FellowshipsThanks to contributions from our

community, Big Medium is able to provide

a Fellowship Program for artists. Through

this growing program, scholarships toward

West participation fees are awarded to

artists based on need and merit. Our hope

is to encourage participation from artists

experiencing financial limitations, as well as

reward creatives that demonstrate artistic

accomplishment.

This year, Big Medium provided $4,834 in full

or partial financial support to 42 West artists.

DonateBig Medium relies on community support

to produce West, provide artists with

Fellowships, and keep our programming

free to the public. We invite you to join us in

supporting Austin’s creative community by

contributing to Big Medium.

Donate Online – bigmedium.org/support.html

Donate by Phone – Text ‘bigmedium’ to

843.606.5995

Gifts big and small make an impact.

Thank you for your support!

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Due WestDueWestis the official kick-off party and

fundraiser for the West Austin Studio Tour.

Guests of this event will receive a 2016 West

catalog and will be the first to experience

the West Group Exhibition, presenting the

work of over 200 West artists.

On the menu for 2016’s DueWestare

some of Austin’s best restaurants, including

Uchiko, La Condesa, Trace, and Lick Ice

Creams. Drinks from Tito’s Handmade

Vodka, Rebel Pizza, JuiceLand, Chameleon

Cold-Brew, Austin Beerworks, Austin

Eastciders, and Wunder-Pilz Kombucha are

also featured (fig. 5).

Friday, May 13 – 7-10pm

1110 Barton Springs Rd

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Community BreakfastJoin us on the first Saturday of the tour for

a community breakfast at the West Group

Exhibition. Start your 2016 West with food,

drinks, and enjoy a preview of artwork you

can see on the tour. Bring your catalog and

your appetite!

Food and drinks provided by Tito’s

Handmade Vodka, JuiceLand, Chameleon

Cold Brew, Erva Yerba Mate, KIND Snacks,

Taco Deli, and Thai Fresh! Family friendly

activity by the Khabele School Art Program

(fig 6).

Saturday, May 14 – 10-11am

1110 Barton Springs Rd

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xvPartner Programs

Partner ProgramsPartner Programs serve to educate our

community about the fellow organizations

and businesses who support the arts year-

round in Austin. Partner Programs include a

variety of offerings, such as special events

by art organizations, private tours, and

fundraisers that support the future of West.

Be sure to check the date and time for each

Partner Program, as well as instructions on

reservations or entry fees.

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B. Casa Neverlandia Tours – Talbot WorldWESTWeekends–10am&1pm

Tour the art wonderland that is Casa Neverlandia, an Austin treasure created by artist James Talbot. A rich, multi-media “experience in SOCO living”, this 3-story eco-consious, handmade rebuild placed 3rd in Natural Home Magazine’s “House of the Decade” competition and has had multiple exposures on HGTV, TLC, and the local media. Expect lots of color & design ideas, gorgeous masonry & mosaics, exotic interiors, a lookout tower, artist’s studio & gallery, and more Austin Weirdness than words can describe! Tours are guided by the artist himself.

$20 per person with 25% of proceeds to benefit Big Medium. RSVP by phone or email (as listed below).

305 W Milton St – (512) [email protected] – talbotworld.com

A. West Group Exhibition – Dougherty Arts CenterOpeningreception–May13–7-10pm

GalleryHours–Monday-Thursday–10am-10pm

WestWeekends–11am-6pm

The West Austin Studio Tour Group Exhibition is where the tour begins. With over 200 West artists participating and catalogs and maps on site, you can plan your entire tour in one stop. The exhibition is organized by tour number, allowing you to move through the show geographically, discovering your favorite West artists along the way. All pieces are for sale with proceeds benefiting both the artists and Big Medium.

1110 Barton Springs Rd – (512) [email protected] – west.bigmedium.org

2Partner Programs

D. Generous Art – Raising Artists Group Exhibition – AIA AustinWESTWeekends–11am-6pm

Raising Artists is a professional development program for artists at different stages of their creative pursuits. Programs include workshops, guest artists in schools, mentorships, student internships, articles and resources, and exhibitions. Raising Artists includes an annual exhibition for artists who have participated in our free workshops.

801 W 12th St – (512) [email protected] – generousart.org

C. MetroRapid Tour – Capital MetroMay14–12-3:30pm&May22,12-3:30pm

Capital Metro, in partnership with Big Medium, is pleased to offer co-curated public transit tours to select West stops! The tour will take riders to a variety of studio and gallery spaces participating in West.

To reserve your seat, please RSVP to [email protected].

Visit Cap Metro’s blog for more tour details: capmetroblog.com.

capmetro.org


F. Changarritto with Lys SantamariaMexic-Arte MuseumWestWeekends–12-3pm

Lys Santamaria was born in Colombia and raised in both Canada and the United States. Her beadwork is primarily inspired by her travels abroad and by influential women in her life. She enjoys using traditional beading techniques that reflect her cultural background. The repetitive motion of her work allows her time to meditate and each bead is woven with intention.

Changarrito is an art vending cart, conceptualized by artist Maximo Gonzalez as an alternative to the official gallery selection presented by the Mexican cultural authorities. Faithful to their original, informal spirit, Changarritos exist throughout the world, evolving as forums for the sale of original artwork to the general public, presentation of public programs, special curatorial projects, individual and collective exhibitions.

501 Congress Ave – (512) [email protected] – mexic-artemuseum.org

E. Jennifer Chenoweth – Fisterra StudioXYZ Atlas: The Hedonic Map of Austin FinaleWestWeekends–11am-6pm

The XYZ Atlas: The Hedonic Map of Austin launched in 2013 with a survey that asked people 20 questions about where they had experiences in Austin that created meaning in their lives.

We will release the final Hedonic Map of Austin, a GIS Map of our collective “highs” and “lows” during West. Where? at Barton Springs and Zilker Park, the high point of our experiences in Austin.

2201 Barton Springs Rd – (512) [email protected] – xyzatlas.org

4Partner Programs

G. Converse: Real Talk- An Interactive Performance with Ann Johnson – Women & Their WorkMay14–2-4pm

Ann Johnson wants to have real face-to-face conversation. In her installation Converse:RealTalk, which resembles an outdoor park, visitors are encouraged to sit face-to-face and discuss keywords that appear in her tree sculptures such as Ferguson and immigration. Johnson is interested in a place for nuanced and respectful dialog that will serve as a counter point to the often shallow and abbreviated digital communications popular in social media.

1710 Lavaca St – (512) [email protected] – womenandtheirwork.org

H. Live Graffiti Art Installation – Rebel Pizza BarMay21–6-9pm&WestWeekends–11am-6pm

Join us on the first Saturday of West from 6-9pm at Rebel Pizza Bar for a Live Graffiti Art Installation. Check out Rebel’s extensive menu and drink list, enjoy the family friendly activities, watch graffiti artists install amazing work on the patio, and meet a number of the 17 artists who helped to make Rebel’s space truly one-of-a-kind! Rebel Pizza Bar will donate 15% of all proceeds during this event to BIG MEDIUM!

Rebel is the place to be both weekends during West for great food, signature cocktails, brunch pizzas, DIY Bloody Mary’s and more with 15% of all proceeds benefiting Big Medium.

In addition, a Special Edition Rebel Graffiti Coloring Book will be available for the Graffiti Artist in YOU. 100% of proceeds benefit Big Medium during West.

7858 Shoal Creek Blvd – (512) [email protected] – rebelpizzabar.com


I. line upon line percussion: ReichDougherty Arts CenterMay14–8pm&May15–4pm

Steve Reich has been called “our greatest living composer” (The New York Times), “America’s greatest living composer” (The Village VOICE),“...the most original musical thinker of our time” (The New Yorker) and“...among the great composers of the century” (The New York Times). “There are just a handful of living composers who can legitimately claim to have altered the direction of musical history and Steve Reich is one of them,” states The Guardian (London).

Tickets available at lineuponlinepercussion.org.

1110 Barton Springs [email protected]

J. Ronen Sharabani: Driscoll Villa Projection The Contemporary Austin – Betty and Edward Marcus Sculpture Park at Laguna GloriaMay15–9-11pm

In celebration of the hundred-year anniversary of the Driscoll Villa at Laguna Gloria, The Contemporary Austin presents a one-night-only, site-specific, outdoor and indoor video projection by Israeli artist Ronen Sharabani, whose films and videos blend movement, performance, architecture, music, and light into transformational experiences that are intensely visual and sensory. Supported by the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation.

3809 W 35th St – (512) [email protected]

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K. Art and Activities at the Blanton’s Third Thursday – Blanton Museum of ArtMay19–12-9pm

Join the Blanton for its free program of art and activities featuring yoga in the galleries, music, tours, and more. This month, a panel discussion features artists included in the exhibition, Fixing Shadows: Contemporary Peruvian Photography, 1968-2015.

200 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd – (512) [email protected] – blantonmuseum.org

L. Ney Day – Elisabet Ney MuseumMay21–12-5pm

Join us for The Elisabet Ney Museum’s Fourth Annual NEY DAY! Saturday May 21, from 12-5PM. Come celebrate Elisabet Ney, her art and legacy of empowerment. Visit her studio, the oldest art building in town, and enjoy SeVana Marimba, BettySoo, Miss Lavelle White, and Nina Diaz of Girl in a Coma! Marvel at the improv trapeze art of Madi Ward. Help Elisabet Ney Museum Featured Artist Jenn Hassin complete her interactive environmental installation. There will also be art demos, food trucks, and activities for all.

Co-produced with Texas Folklife, KUTX, and with financial support from the Texas Commission on the Arts.

304 E 44th St – (512) 458-2255austintexas.gov/elisabetney


Participants

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Artist StudiosThis is where the creativity begins. For many

of these spaces, this is the one time of year

that you can get a special glimpse into the

inspiration, process, and techniques of the

artist. In this category, you can see home

studios, spaces in larger studio complexes,

or stand-alone commercial studios.

GalleriesThis category is for established art venues

with regular gallery programming. These

spaces are committed to exhibiting art year-

round, supporting artists with opportunities

to share their work and vision with the public

in a dedicated space.

Temporary ExhibitionsTemporary Exhibitions include pop-up

shows, often created specifically for West.

In this category, you can see exhibitions in

warehouse spaces, empty homes, libraries,

small businesses, and other unconventional

venues.

HappeningsHappenings are time-based art events.

This category may include performances,

workshops, opening receptions, installations,

competitions, art-centered celebrations,

educational programming, and art-themed

parties. Be sure to check the date and time

for each Happening.


1. Gabriel Frampton – Austin Public Library: Little Walnut Creek BranchPaper,mylar,mathematics

Inspired by nature and mathematics, I created a novel form of modular origami composed of interlocking woven strips. This approach allows for absolute symmetry and high durability; the method of construction ensures that the structures will never sag or unravel, and will even support weight. My ambition is to scale up my designs to create architectural spaces, giving mathematical forms permanence.

Temporary Exhibition835 W Rundberg Ln – (254) [email protected] – foldedcrystals.blogspot.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

2. Elisabeth Wilborn – Post Truth WorldThe Austin Antique MallOilpainting

Elisabeth Wilborn considers herself a Conceptual Expressionist Painter. Her portraits are primarily painted alla prima, or in one sitting. She hopes to engage the viewer with an idea, an emotion, or ideally, both. Please ask about commissions.

Temporary Exhibition8822 McCann Dr – [email protected]:1,2,3,6,7,8,9

3. Weavers and Spinners Society of AustinSilk,wool,linen,cotton,naturaldye,wire,tape,up-cycledthread

Started in the 1970s, WSSA is a non-profit dedicated to promoting textile arts: weaving, spinning, dyeing, felting, basketry & more. Members use traditional & new techniques to create wearable art, fine household items, & purely artistic expressions of thread, ribbon, wire, natural fibers, and other filaments. This is a lively studio of hands-on activities, art gallery, & artist vendors.

Artist Studio2802 Benbrook Dr – [email protected]:6,7,8

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4. Zane Scheible – Art by the Books – Austin Public Library: North Village BranchScreenprintingonfabric

Zane Scheible is an artist and apparel printer working out of a garage in south east Austin.

Temporary Exhibition2505 Steck Ave – (512) 270-9263 – [email protected]:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

5. Neeka Allsup – Home StudioOilpaint

Neeka’s Home Studio: 1700 sq ft of art in every room! Neeka is a prolific oil painter (BFA from the prestigious School of the Art Institute of Chicago). Born in the back of a toy store in Austin Texas, she applies a generous color palette and patterns to ornament fantastic scenes from childhood. Toys and cartoons, energetic auras, spirited inanimate objects and furniture with detached body parts.

Artist Studio2501 Ashdale Dr – (512) [email protected] – neekaallsup.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

6. Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosWEST ExhibitMixedmedia,painting,sculpture,printmaking,photography

Join us on the tour for a WEST Exhibit with live music and local art at Austin ArtSpace—a creative hub where established and emerging artists create, collaborate and present their work. With eight artists-in-residence, and rotating juried shows, Austin ArtSpace is a one-of-a-kind, eclectic gallery co-op featuring impressive local art. The WEST Exhibit features works specially selected for the tour.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – austinartspace.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10


7. Jan Knox – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcrylic,collage,ink,watercolor,oilstick

Jan Knox paints her love of Nature influenced by her training as a geologist and her many travels. She creates surrealistic and contemporary abstractions in vibrant colors using watercolor, acrylic, ink and collage. In addition to paintings she also does black and white ink drawings derived from Nature.

Artist Studio7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – artbyjanknox.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

8. Sharon Bibbee – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcrylicpaint,mixedmedia

I have been an artist for several years and my primary medium is acrylic. I am a resident artist at Austin ArtSpace Gallery. I exhibit throughout the year with other galleries and area businesses. I enjoy painting with a free spirit and mind. You are always welcome.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – sharonbibbee.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

9. Marilyn Rea Nasky – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOils,acrylic,collage,mixedmedium,graphite,prismacolor

My goal as a painter is to create images that communicate my feelings about the mystery and transient beauty of our planet. I rely on visual memory, dreams, and emotions for these images of natural abstract organic form which are often based in “reality”, but are imaginary to the degree that I seek to capture a feeling about the subject and communicate it to the viewer.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – mreanaskyart.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

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10. Melanie Lewis – Austin Artspace Gallery & StudiosMixedmedia,acrylic,ink,pastel

I paint a variety of subjects – landscapes, figurative, Judaica and imaginative – using both realistic and abstract elements. I work mainly in acrylics and ink. My work has been described by others as colorful, dreamlike and enchanting. Come and see an unusual collection of distinctive and unique art.

Artist Studio7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – melanielewisart.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

11. Ann Newman – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosWatercolor,gouache,oilsticksandacrylicpaintoncanvas

Ann creates simple paintings that explore the relationship among line, shape, color, texture. She works in watercolor, gouache; oil sticks and acrylic paint on canvas. Matisse, Diebenkorn and Dworkin are favorites. She lives in Austin, Texas with her dog Vivy.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected]:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

12. Sonali Kukreja – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOil,acrylic

My work is diverse – from representational to abstract. My aim is to help clients realize their creative side with my artwork and the thoughts portrayed in them, and ultimately make a positive effect in their daily life. I feel art should move you and not just fill up a wall space.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (571) [email protected] – serenecompositions.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10


13. Beverly Deutsch – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOilpaintoncanvasandpanel,watercolor,pastel

Notes on being now. An image, thought or feeling captures me, pulls me into now. I like the pieces to seem as if they are living, moving on the canvas. Most of my work is oil on canvas or board. Viewers have described my pieces as energetically positive, colorful, powerful. I have a variety of subject matter: abstracts, figurative, landscapes and still lifes. I love visitors, come be one!!!

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – badeutsch.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

14. Kay Hughes – Hill Country TreasuresAustin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcrylic,oil

Finding Bevo’s cousin keeping company with a donkey at Marbridge started my love of the area shortly after moving to Austin. The Hill Country grabbed me and what I like I paint. The western sky and shadow contrast on any sunny day is what I love to convey. My photos are in my studio to inspire me every day. I paint in series in acrylic and oil.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste [email protected] – knottgarden.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

15. Sandra Reiff – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosReliefandmonoprintcollage

My work is mixed media, mostly abstraction. I allow the art to have a life of its own.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste QAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

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16. Suzanne Cullen – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcrylic,linen,woodpanels

My current works are depictions of the ocean, in abstract form. Through color and stroke I am attempting to capture the energy and beauty which resides within it. In general, I approach each piece by breaking down the visual world into shapes and color, and strive to invoke an emotional shift within the viewer.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – zenllamadesign@gmail.comzenllamastudios.bigcartel.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

17. Mary Jo Kennard – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOilonlinenorcanvas

I’m an Austin contemporary painter, participating in the West Austin Studio Tour as a resident artist in Austin ArtSpace on my own studio walls, as well as in the Gallery.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – maryjokennard.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

18. Debbi Smith Rourke – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOil(paletteknifeandbrushwork),pastel

Debbi Smith Rourke is a contemporary artist in Austin working in oil and pastel. Inspired by nature, she primarily creates simplified landscapes, breaking down images to basic shapes and forms. This sometimes leads to full abstractions. Whether working large or small, abstract or representational, she is guided by design, balance, movement, texture, rhythm, contrast, energy and color.



19. Neena Buxani – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcrylic,gouache

My work attempts to create a notion of strength through the use of daring color and inviting texture. When a viewer must resist the urge to touch a piece because she simply wants to experience its energy, I have achieved some success. When the artwork continues to impact the viewer causing her to examine it whilst sensing joy, excitement and wonder, I have achieved my intention as an artist.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – (512) [email protected] – neenabuxani.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

20. Hilary Christensen – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOldtoys,legos,buttons,gamepieces,brokenelectronics,beads

Hilary is a painter, hoarder, and goodwill enthusiast. Her medium of choice is junk drawers. Painting with found objects has proven to be an addictive mix of puzzle solving and creating. Using the world around us not just for inspiration, but as a medium itself, ready to explore.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – [email protected] hilary-christensen.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

21. Mare Kretschmar – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosAcryliconcanvas

I paint a very focused subject matter but the surrounding area around my subject takes on a wonderful abstract theme. I have a general idea of what the background will look like, but it can change during the actual rendering. It’s what I see in that moment in the background. Eventually, it reveals itself to me. So what I’m seeing can be completely different from what another person might see.

Gallery7739 Northcross Dr, Ste Q – [email protected]:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9,10

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22. Nicole Jeffords – Austin ArtSpace Gallery & StudiosOiloncanvas

Nicole is a writer & fine art painter specializing in portraiture. Her work combines elements that are both classical & expressionistic, dwelling on the natural beauty of the face as well as the subject’s raw emotional energy & psychological patterns that come through as the canvas develops. Her website, artprofiler.com, is host to many of her stories & paintings, with new works added regularly.


23. Darryl FreemanOiloncanvas,pastel

Visit the art studio and enjoy the beautifully landscaped yard which includes 2 Koi ponds, chicken yard, hundreds of tropical and native plant species. Art will be displayed in the studio and outdoors. Over 100 works of art on exhibit!

Artist Studio7912 Tisdale Dr – (512) [email protected] – darrylsart.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

24. Santiago EscobedoPaint,plastics,organicmatter

My work involves the presence of time as a tangible thing. Using paint and a variety of other mediums, I aim to illustrate the relationship of man/beast to nature and all things that came before us.

Artist Studio1200 Taulbee Ln – [email protected]:6,7,8


25. Alexander Westphal – guest of Santiago EscobedoHide,alabasterstone,yarnpainting,painteddoors

This event is an opportunity for my fellow colleagues and I to show new work together since attending college in Nacogdoches. Sculpture and painting with live improvisational music create an interactive environment. Outdoor and indoor work space will become an installation.

Artist Studio1200 Taulbee Ln – (817) 657-2676Accessibility:6,7,8

26. Archie CoxOilpaintoncanvas,graphite,ink,andcoloredpencilonpaper

I am an Architect, play pedal steel guitar, and paint with oil on canvas. My paintings and the process of creation embody structure, movement, and melody. Paintings are music for the eyes. The inspiration is based in algorithms, geometry, and chance.

Artist Studio1207 Richcreek Rd – (512) 415-0516 – [email protected]:2,3,5,6

27. Cliona GunterPainting,mixedmedia,routercarvedwood,woodrelief,

spinners

I like to mix graphite sticks, prismacolor and acrylic paint. Sometimes it’s mud; sometimes it’s gorgeous. If I clean them up too much they go a bit dead, so I try to err on the raw and vulnerable side. Why do some pieces hum and others don’t? I try for hum daily but there are no guarantees. Come see routered wood images, wooden reliefs, night landscapes, abstracts, game boards and spinners.

Artist Studio1305 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – clionagunter.comAccessibility:2,7

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28. Chris ChappellOil

Chris Chappell is a third generation Austinite who paints familiar neighborhoods, streets, and buildings around town as well as expressive figurative works in his studio in Crestview.

Artist Studio1506 Madison Ave – [email protected]:6,7,8

29. Marilyn QuerejazuPainting,drawing

I have a backyard studio where I create art using oils, watercolors, charcoal, ink and other materials. I have art for all walls and all budgets. Come Over!

Artist Studio1706 Madison Ave – (512) [email protected] – mquerejazu.faso.comAccessibility:7,8

30. Scotty Stevenson – WalkingFossil StudioMonoprints,oilpainting

This year I will be showing my City of Dice mono-prints and a few Morse Code oil paintings. Monoprints are the demolition derby of printmaking, few survive, one prevails, but hopefully fresh and interesting. My Morse code paintings are a punch drunk pattern of knobby dots and dashes of an obsolete tongue fallen on hard times, Tom-tom drum tapping out news on deaf ears and empty cells.

Artist Studio1807 Pasadena Dr – (512) [email protected] – scottystevenson.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9


31. Jeff BentSculpture,ceramics,drawing

Nature is beautiful, scary and weird. We live in nature, but feel apart from it. Clay is a great vehicle for exploring the forms of nature and artifice, how the hard edges of the inanimate meet the softer contours of life. The intersections are interesting and typically where my art lives.

Artist Studio1918 Pasadena Dr – [email protected]:2,3

32. Kristie Zamrazil – FullMoon/YellowHouse StudioOiloncanvasandboard,mixedmedia

I paint portraits to depict a person’s inner wisdom. I am inspired by the isolated moment, the look before an emotional turn, and signs of hard won experience. I seek faces that teach us, which is why I sometimes use traditional or suggestive religious iconography. I also often use Old Master’s techniques of colored glazes to create a depth of skin tone, warmth and otherworldliness.

Artist Studio1819 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – kristiezamrazil.comAccessibility:6,7,8

33. Bill Jeffers – guest of Kristie ZamrazilHand-carvedstonesculpture

Exploring a place where geometry and sensuousness meet. Each sculpture hand-carved from a single quarried block or a weathered field stone. First the stone, then an idea, a mental image. The stone’s reality, purity, density, flaws, hardness, fragility. Me, my tools, body, my little aches, impatience, and persistence. And the idea. Working.

Artist Studio1819 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – billjeffersart.comAccessibility:6,7,8

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34. Monte Rhodes – guest of Kristie ZamrazilSterlingsilver,semipreciousstones,copper,brass

Art is everywhere, trees, a field of blowing grass, the surface of a calm lake as it reflects the sky. I try to capture that feeling with my jewelry. Every piece is different, each is the result of much thinking and planning. I don’t always succeed in creating that feeling but I never stop trying.

Artist Studio1819 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – monterhodes.comAccessibility:6,7,8

35. Efrain Arvelo – guest of Kristie ZamrazilHotorcoldmetal,wood,rocks,glass

My work is a combination of blacksmithing, welding, and jewelry techniques that are applied to hot or cold metal. I also try to incorporate rocks, wood, glass, and found objects to make unique pieces for the home or garden.

Artist Studio1819 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – phoenixforges.comAccessibility:6,7,8

36. Winston Hicks – guest of Kristie ZamrazilPhotography

My interest in subject and style varies, but what I am usually drawn to is solitude and quite reflection, especially in portraits. Many of the portraits I photograph are candid shots, to show people unaffected by the camera.

Artist Studio1819 Piedmont Ave – (512) [email protected] – winstonhicks.comAccessibility:6,7,8


37. Faustinus DeraetPhotography

“Every image has a deeper meaning... it involves a feeling and a reason about why we photograph”. In my series “Chilango Subconscious” I realized how my mind guided me in this emotional and visual experience while being in Mexico City. Faustinus is a commercial and fine art photographer represented by Davis Gallery.

Artist Studio2906 Stoneway Dr – [email protected]:2

38. Laura LatimerSculpture,installation,assemblage,fiber,painting

I work to create fantastical scenes of beauty fueled by contradiction – while opening a discussion of the world we intend to leave behind. Natural processes, systems of communication, and marks of development inspire layered scenes of mass-produced components.

Artist Studio6814 Pioneer Place – (512) [email protected] – lauralatimer.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

39. Janna SammonAcrylicpaint,oilpastel,pencilonwood

I believe in the importance of wonder. From this place of the unknown my paintings emerge and evolve. Each layer informing the next…building upon the last. Lines, colors and textures respond to each other. Creating the story.

Artist Studio6812 Pioneer Pl – (512) [email protected] – jannasammon.comAccessibility:2,3,5,6,7

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40. William CauthernBlockprints,collographs,sculpure,foundobjects

My recent works are produced from observation and photos, in which I explore textures and repetition. My work focuses primarily on the personal symbolism of these items and environments.

Artist Studio6803 Pioneer Pl – (512) 589-3834 – [email protected] cauthern.comAccessibility:3

41. Gullett Elementary – Student Art ShowDrawing,painting,ceramics

The Gullett Student Art Show is a yearly event showcasing the art of all Gullett Elementary students from kindergarten to fifth grade. This year our gallery theme is “Monsters.” All of the students have done a piece of art that relates to monsters in some way. Friday May 13th 5:00-8:00pm we are having a reception featuring creative learning we have been doing all year.

Temporary Exhibition6310 Treadwell Blvd – (512) 414-2082nicki.leatherwood-schoolar@austinisd.orggullettartclass.weebly.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

42. Sarah St LaurentEncaustic

My medium is encaustic. I melt, fuse and layer the wax and I often add fabric, paper, metal or wood. By building layers of color, texture and pattern I can create rich textural images. My creativity is process driven; I love the journey from initial idea to finished piece. I’m inspired by patterns, textures and materials. My current series combines fabric I have dyed, wax and rusted metal mesh.

Artist Studio3000 White Rock Dr – (512) 656-3731 – [email protected] stlaurentart.comAccessibility:3,6,9


43. Larry GoodeMixedmedia

Drawing on his love of books, typography, printing and ephemera, Goode combines paper from publications published prior to 1960 with acrylic paint, metal, ash and other elements to create works that contain whimsy, humor, and a sense of melancholy. Larry Goode is an artist, designer, and educator living and working in Austin, Texas.

Artist Studio2014 Brentwood St – (512) [email protected] – larrygoodeart.comAccessibility:2

44. John CruzMixedmedia

Artist John Cruz holds a B.F.A. from Texas State University and lives and works in Austin, Texas. He looks to find the social commentary and humor in the commonality of his themes. He comments: “When you look at an object or person and find its banality and its strangeness at the same time, that’s the moment I’m interested in capturing - the absurdity of that moment is what I find interesting.”

Artist Studio1900 #A Brentwood St – [email protected]/cruzartAccessibility:6,7,8

45. Sonya BergPainting,drawing,photography,mixedmedia

My recent work is a combination of photography and collage to create alluring but disruptive visual space. Abstracted windows of color and texture develop from a loss of context. Visual splits, juxtaposed depth and flatness, and a combination of recognizable space and abstraction invoke curiosity and interest in a manufactured landscape.

Artist Studio1500 Ruth Ave – [email protected]:2,3

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46. Papel Texano – Handmade Paper CollectivePaper,pulp,wood,ink,mixed

Handmade paper arts collaborative and non-profit workshop studio in Austin, Texas. Papel Texano shares the joy of hand papermaking and related crafts through artistic creation, demonstrations, workshops and classes, enabling both the professional and the hobbyist to make quality paper by hand, as a sustainable fusion of contemporary technologies and ancient crafts.

Artist Studio1400 Ruth Ave (carport on Woodrow corner)(512) 554-4720 – [email protected] – papeltexano.orgAccessibility:1,3

47. Patricia Strong – Strong StudioOil,acrylic,gilding,mixedmedia

I paint what appeals to me. I see an image, a photo, a spot of light and then transform it through the medium of paint. I’ve been working with images and paints for 40 years and even now the struggle is fresh and the work challenging. I try not to limit myself. I explore different mediums and extremes of scale... sometimes working for myself, sometimes contracting with clients.

Artist Studio1107 Justin Ln – (512) 537-4025 – [email protected]:6,7,9

48. Sara Appleton – guest of Patricia StrongEarthenwareandfoodsafe,bodysafeglazes

Space ... the final frontier, these are the voyages of a 21st century potter. Hand thrown and sculpted earthenware works glazed in poly-chrome majolica.

Artist Studio1107 Justin Ln – (512) 766-7123 – [email protected]:6,7,9


49. Cheavens Gallery – Cheavens Art ExhibitionOriginalpaintings,photography,andlimitededitionprints

We are a family-owned fine art gallery based in Austin, Texas. We offer a large variety of original paintings, prints, and other creative works. Our wide range of artwork provides something for every collector!

Gallery7101 Easy Wind Dr, #3101 – (512) [email protected] – cheavensgallery.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5

50. Claudine LucierJewelry

Defined by an artistic blend of clean lines and organic shapes, Lucier Jewelry achieves a distinctive quality that is both timeless and modern. Working primarily in 14K gold, each piece is made using both lost wax casting and traditional metalsmithing techniques.

Artist Studio6910 Shirley Ave, Ste C – [email protected]:2,4,7

51. Glenda Kronke – G Kronke StudiosKilnformedglass

My strong connection to nature is rooted in my passion for hiking and exploring the outdoors. My work is a reflection of the awe and wonder I feel at nature’s ability to create the rare and exotic.

Artist Studio6910 Shirley Ave, Ste A (entrance on ground level thru gate) (512) 351-5120 – [email protected]:2,3,5,6

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52. Morgan Bogart – Glass Blowing AustinBlownandfusedglass

Glass Blowing Austin is a glass shop located in North Central Austin. We have beautiful fused and blown work on display.

Artist Studio6910 Shirley Ave, Ste A (entrance on ground level thru gate) (512) 968-2551 – [email protected]:2,3,5,6

53. Industry Print ShopScreenprint,mixedmedia

This collective of creative individuals has birthed the artist-run print shop that has become a powerhouse in Austin. On any given day you may find them printing 10,000 shirts for your favorite music festival, or producing art prints for a prolific contemporary artist. Their current body of work represents the diverse and intense perspective of this unique constellation of talent.

Artist Studio705 Wallingford Bend, Ste 110 – (512) [email protected] – industryprintshop.comAccessibility:1,3,5,6,7

54. Jamie Rood – Art of Texas Studio & GalleryPhotographicart

My artwork originates from an idea or something interesting I find in our environment. I am influenced by hiking in the wilderness, urban decay, ambient music, yoga & meditation and a spirit of exploration.I hope you will ‘feel something’ while enjoying my images. It may be a fond memory, or emotion. Perhaps the color and texture just speak to you. I invite you to ‘get to know’ my work.

Artist Studio820 Brentwood St – (512) 345-3468 – [email protected]:1,2,7


55. Petrified Design – Tyson Pendergrass & Gable BosticFurniture,design,wood,metalandleather

We believe in thoughtfully designed, quality furniture that is made to last. Each project or piece is conceptualized, designed and built by hand in Austin, Texas.

Artist Studio6601 Shirley Ave – (806) [email protected] – petrifieddesign.comAccessibility:2,3,5

56. Rachel SellarsPaintings,drawings,prints

In my work, I use what’s around me to depict the beauty I find in everyday life, expressing love for my subject and my medium in the loving detail and careful attention I give to every piece of art I create. Prints, drawings and paintings can be seen in my studio, but it is mainly paintings that I focus on, mostly portraying subjects of landscape, portraiture, and still life.

Artist Studio6906 Priscilla Dr – artworkbyrachelsellars.comAccessibility:2,3

57. Lawrence Jolly – LincCollectiveOiloncanvas,mixedmediawithfoundobjects,wood,oilpaint

Winner of the 2015 City of Austin People’s Choice Award, Lawrence Jolly seeks to connect the natural and spiritual worlds through visually visceral story-telling. A painter of highly rendered figurative and environmental subject matter, his work combines the humanism of Caravaggio with the wit and whimsy of Dali, seasoned with surprising use of color, texture and painterly stylings all his own.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(512) 517-8733 – [email protected] – lawrencejolly.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

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58. Mike Smoller – LincCollectiveAcrylic

My fascination with the interplay of color and light continues with two series of light sculptures which represent my most recent works. The medium is acrylic film illuminated by fluorescent light which accentuates the transparency of color and the juxtaposition of shapes.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(469) 438-2356 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

59. Hank Edwards – LincCollectiveAcrylicpaintingandacrylicpouring

My work, whether categorized as realism, abstract, or a combination of both, gives me an opportunity to express internal struggles that have been stumbling blocks on my path to becoming a better human being. Issues such as sobriety, control, the quest for acceptance, and judgement are part of my struggle. Creativity is where I learned what true freedom means, and is precisely why I paint today.


60. Debbie Carroll – LincCollectiveWorksinbothwatercolorandacryliconcanvasandboard

Like a road trip where you make new and unexpected discoveries, my images convey a dreamlike quality — familiar yet slightly foreign, recognizable but a little bit different. By creating a sense of movement through my use of line and color, I invite viewers to be active participants, to “wish they were there”.


www.austinnewcastlehomes.com

www.un-boxstudio.com

DESIGN.BUILD. DEVELOP.


61. Laura Sturtz – LincCollectiveMixedmediasculpture,mobiles,jewelry,chesssets,2Dart

Laura Sturtz is a versatile artist exploring both geometric and organic forms in her artwork. Her sculptural creations are often comprised of fragments of various materials that she has made, altered, and/or found. These varied elements become a unified creation in her quilt series, wall reliefs, mobiles and art chess sets.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(512) 627-6151 – [email protected] – artist123.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

62. Mars Woodhill – LincCollectiveAcryliconcanvas,3Dmultimedia

Inspired by natural phenomenon, I reference biological and geological influences in my work. My paintings evoke the interior of a mineral formation, a view of an undiscovered world, or the genesis of a new life form. Other artworks examine the elements that produce change, whether exploring boundaries and restraints or depicting a moment of explosive energy.


63. Thomas Athey – LincCollectivePhotographiccollage

Exploring evolutionary principles at work in art, I create complex image inheritance scenarios (copies of images), apply targeted mutations to highlight desirable attributes (image edits) and enforce selection pressures (ranking and rating) in a survival-of-the-fittest workflow that ultimately determines which images are included in the finished collage and which are unceremoniously cast aside.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(512) 851-7890 – [email protected] – the-memeplex.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

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64. Anne Klump – LincCollectiveBronze,clay,acrylicpaint

21st Century Renaissance Artist. I am not just working in one medium, but many. My background is in Architectural Studies (UT) and I work in Interior Design, Faux Painting, Murals, Canvas & Furniture Painting, and Sculpture. I am well rounded and never get bored or feel limited. If one medium is best to express something, I use that medium. My passion is life has always been to create beauty.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(512) 736-8707 – [email protected] – anneklump.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

65. Mark Puente – LincCollectiveLaser-cutwood,milk-paint,ink,acrylic,mixedmedia

My interpretation of the Mexican Lotería cards celebrates not only the Latino culture of Austin, but my own personal transformation since moving to this great city. I translate my Dia de los Muertos bio-mechanical illustrations into intricate, tactile and colorful engravings with the use of a laser cutter to etch and jigsaw milk-paint finished wood and other media.

Temporary Exhibition6406 N IH 35, Ste 2850A (next to Chase Bank)(978) 430-5515 – [email protected] – nailivic.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8

66. Austin Creative Reuse – Creation StationMay14–11am-1:30pm

Join us at the Austin Creative Reuse “Creation Station” Making cool new stuff out of stuff ACR rescued from the landfill. Our recipe for the fantastic fantasy gizmos: Start with old boxes, tubs, toilet paper tubes and trays; Add buttons, bolts, bottle caps and corks; Secure with tape, glue, binder clips and string; Mix in imagination and resourcefulness. End result is something amazing!

Happening6406 N IH 35, Ste 1801 (center faces Middle Fiskville Rd)[email protected] – austincreativereuse.orgAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7


67. VERGE Artists Exhibition – Jerry’s ArtaramaPainting,sculpture,photography,mixedmedia

VERGE Art Events is dedicated to creating affordable opportunities and exposure for local artists to show and sell their work. Artists need the support of a community to thrive, and similarly, a community needs arts to flourish. We strive to create events that serve both of these purposes. The VERGE Artists Exhibition includes artists who have participated in past events.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

68. Megan Merrill – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaWatercolor,mixedmedia,collage

I am inspired by natural forms, whether they emerge in my work as the human figure, nature, or organically inspired abstract. Although my work is highly driven by aesthetics, conceptual connotations arise naturally from choice in materials. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (512) [email protected] – meganmerrillart.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

69. Erin Bower – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaOilandacrylicpaintonwoodpanel

Erin Bower is a young Austin artist who recently graduated from Texas State university with a degree in Graphic Design. She decided to follow her passion for painting and become a muralist and fine art painter because of her love for portrait painting. Over the last year she has focused on growing as an artist and sharing the world of her imagination in the most interesting way possible.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (281) 725-4413 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

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70. Whitney Turetzky – VERGE Artists Exhibition – Jerry’s ArtaramaVintagephotos,acrylicpaint,embroiderystitching

I am a visual artist working with mixed media to explore historical injustice expressed in current social and political commentary. I draw inspiration from personal life experiences, historical events, and modern day issues. I transform iconographic photography using paint and textile embroidery in such a way to invoke questions and raw emotions. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (801) [email protected] – whitneyturetzky.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

71. Marion Bermondy – VERGE Artists Exhibition – Jerry’s ArtaramaWatercolorpaintingsonpaper

I work with watercolors and especially enjoy capturing human and animal expressions in my paintings. Watercolor is a light and fluid medium that allows you to play with colors and shades like no other. For me, the magic of creating happens when water and colors mingle in front of my eyes on the paper, just the way I wanted them to. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

72. Amitai Plasse – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaAcrylic,ink,watercolor,pencilanddigitalmotiontools,

In his work, Ami Plasse chronicles the people, places & events he has experienced since moving from Brooklyn to Austin in 2011. In this new environment, he searched for a new energy - which he found the city’s extraordinary music scene. His work, consists of drawings, animations, paintings and prints. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (917) 488-0483 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9


73. Marlene Jorge – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaOilsharpies

My art reflects the beauty of the inconsistencies which are such an integral part of our nature because we are not perfect but even though perfection is just an empty idea folded in the back of our ego, we are, regardless of our ego’s vision, beautiful wonderful pieces of perfect walking inconsistencies. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (512) [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

74. Chris Celusniak – VERGE Artists Exhibition Jerry’s ArtaramaIndiaink,fluidacryliconpaper

My art is a synthesis of the optimistic. I want to show a hidden depth of stories within stories that come together to create a whole. These works are eclectic by nature and derive their form from patterns, improbable vintage, and sometimes a world of endless color. I invite the viewer to look into the canvas and find the intimate spaces within the larger whole, to read the narrative of it’s inhabitants story.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (512) [email protected] – chriscelusniak.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

75. Cara Jackson – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaMixed

Vibrant and playful works in a variety of mediums.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – carajackson.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

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76. Brian Stokes – VERGE Artists ExhibitionJerry’s ArtaramaMaskingtape,inkandprismacoloronchipboardandwood

My art is just me doodling...and I draw with tape. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (816) [email protected] – trickponystudio.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

77. Kelly Bruemmer – VERGE Artists Exhibition Jerry’s ArtaramaAcrylic,mixedmedia

Acrylic and mixed media. Abstract. Fluid. Flowing with dramatic tones and colors. My process is completely visceral and intuitive. I consider my work free of prototypical principles, promotions or statements, but rich with emotional depth, love, truth and the undercurrent of my personal experiences, struggles and joys. I didn’t find art, it found me. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition6010 N IH 35 – (314) [email protected] – artbyartwest.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

78. David LamplughPainting,leaf

The Defensive postures series stems from my older series on Ukiyoe. Both series are primarily concerned with animals defending themselves from the environmental ravages of humanity. The work is built on the foundation of digital collage and is created using experimental acrylic.

Artist Studio5914 Sunshine Dr – (512) [email protected] – davidlamplugh.comAccessibility:2,3,5,6


79. Negina KolesarOil,acrylic,ceramics,canvasandpaperprints

I make pretty pottery. I paint. Sometimes I paint on the pottery.

Artist Studio1105 Alegria Rd – [email protected]:0

80. Karen OffuttDrawingandoilpainting

As an artist, I am very aware of my environment which invites me to be a constant observer. I see potential in everything and my emotional reaction guides me to a specific inspiration. There are different aspects to my painting, for example, technical skill, creative freedom and emotional truth. My goal is to create work that guides all these elements in a direction that moves me.

Artist Studio1805 Romeria Dr – (512) 296-3435 – [email protected]:2

81. Salvador RodriguezAcryliconcanvas,watercolorandinkonpaper

My work is the result of seeing and representing the beauty around us, but sometimes take nature as I please and reject what I don’t like, creating new compositions based on observation and study of each plant, tree, rock, mountain, and their connections. It’s never photographically accuracy, but is the presence of life on an aerial landscape concept.

Artist Studio1901 Palo Duro Rd – (512) [email protected]/site/salvadorrodriguezartAccessibility:2

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82. Martha Kull – Marketplace Art Gallery and StudiosAcrylic,watercolor,pastels,coloredpencils

Long time Austinites: Mozelle Marks, Gail Sneden, and Martha Kull, with Garima Heath and Ghislaine Barillaud established the Marketplace Art Gallery (and Studios) in a vital area of Austin as a place to create and exhibit their art. These artists create in a variety of mediums and styles and love working together, sharing their processes and products with Marketplace visitors and customers.

Artist Studio5806 Burnet Rd – [email protected]:1,2,3,4

83. Manik Raj NakraLeopards,romance,blood,junglesofnepal,sultanseatinggold

Thick, teeming tropical jungles, exotic Asiatic animals, gore, romance, mythical severed heads, and the ancient artifacts and architecture of temples and alters, Manik’s work applies a contemporary lens to post-colonial anachronisms and historical Indian iconography. These themes highlight contemporarily relevant narratives, paranoias, and dreams of his time and place.

Artist Studio5608 Montview St – (281) [email protected] – manikrajnakra.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8

84. smasHouse designWood,metal,concrete

Designs brought to life by craftsmen who work in the field every day. Carpenters and electricians bring their design ideas to life through reclaimed materials and vintage pieces, all to be made anew and one of a kind, From accent pieces to functional furniture, let us design your dreams and create all of your lighting needs

Artist Studio2121 Shoalmount Dr – (512) [email protected] – smashousedesign.comAccessibility:2


85. Swava Pearl HooksOilandacrylicpaintonfoundobjects

HOLY CAT! Paintings of cats on found objects such as boxes and fish tins. I’ll be taking custom orders and painting on site. Custom orders placed before or during the first weekend will be available for pick up during the second weekend.

Artist Studio5615B Jim Hogg Ave – [email protected]/shop/swavapearlAccessibility:4

86. Vicki Harris – Absurd and Absurdly Beautiful – Austin Public Library: Recycled ReadsColorinkjetprints

My main focus is documenting how we as humans occupy and alter the world. The consequences and aftermath of that occupation are often absurd and at times absurdly beautiful. My work is influenced by the New Topographics movement of the 1970’s including photographers Robert Adams, Stephen Shore and Frank Gohlke. But mainly I just like to look.

Temporary Exhibition5335 Burnet Rd – (512) 569-4648 – [email protected] flickr.com/photos/125849607@n05Accessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

87. Thomas Hooper – Austin Public Library: Yarborough BranchDrawing,painting,printing,video,film,sculpture,installation

Most know me for my intricate tattoo work which draws influences from traditional tattooing, nature, mathematical and geometric patterns, as well as eastern religious imagery. In this exhibition I aim to mix orthodox and unorthodox drawing and painting techniques, organic textures with geometrical entities, crossing the paths of my everyday practice on skin into a different realm.

Temporary Exhibition2200 Hancock Dr – thomashoopertattooing@gmail.commeditationsinatrament.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

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88. Philip SterzingOilpainting,drawing

I create oil paintings of landscapes, still lifes, abstracts, and humans. I am a native Austinite; and graduated from UT Austin and attended Cooper Union Art School in NYC. My goal is to create unique images that portray the beauty I see in the world and the beauty of forms and colors.

Artist Studio1407 W 51st St – (512) 934-7911 – [email protected]:2,3

89. John Kuehne – guest of Philip SterzingOilpainting

I paint from life using the expensive mud we call oil paints. I’m interested in any object that may happen to be in front of me. The true subject is always the painting and the paint itself. I like the quick burst of energy in making small pictures.

Artist Studio1407 W 51st St – [email protected]:2,3

90. The Arc of the Arts Studio & GalleryROLL w/ IT!Painting,drawing,digitalprints,mixedmediaandjewelry

The Arc of the Arts Studio & Gallery is a creative arts program offered by The Arc of the Capital Area that provides services and supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Arc of the Arts is an inclusive program where artists learn new skills, explore their own artistic process and professionally sell and display their artwork.

Gallery4902 Grover Ave – (512) [email protected] – arcofthearts.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7

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91. Kris Ohlinger – Frust LabsAcrylic,oil,ink,graphite

I have interest in taking a slice/snapshot/sample of noise/complexity/networks and bounding/confining them with drawing/painting so that I can yell at them, “psff, that’s it?!” Occasionally they respond by creating a fleeting itch/twitch and I wonder, “ooooooh?”

Artist Studio5317B Aurora Dr – (940) 442-1779 – [email protected]:4,6

92. Krysti Davis – guest of Kris OhlingerSterlingsilver,petrifiedwood,agate,naturalturquoise,stone

Mine is a long term endeavor to imbue inanimate objects with talisman qualities using sterling silver, native and other natural stone. My preferred fabrication techniques include repousse, chasing, stamping, stone cutting, and inlay. I love working with petrified palm wood, Rio Grande agate, and natural green turquoise.

Artist Studio5317B Aurora Dr – (956) 330-7168 – [email protected]:4,6

93. Guzu Gallery Presents: The POPular VoteOriginal,mixedmediaartworkandscreenprints

Guzu Gallery supports local artists, providing them with a venue to present their artwork to the public in a casual setting. Guzu’s exhibitions tend toward the pop culture side of the art spectrum — showcasing subjects and themes that general audiences can connect with. In particular, their current group exhibition, The POPular Vote, celebrates (pokes fun at?) politics in this election year.

Gallery5000 N Lamar Blvd – (512) 454-4898 – guzugallery.comAccessibility:2,3,5,6

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94. Christopher HynesAssemblages,collage,colorfieldpainting

Speaking of his work, Hynes says, “When I’m in my studio the Universe is perfect and everything I need is right there. Sometimes it’s even divine and I’m just a channel for it to come through. I like to think of my work as visual poems. The constructions are a form of storytelling, and I love to tell my stories.”

Artist Studio5206 Guadalupe St – (512) [email protected] – christopherhynes.comAccessibility:4,7,8,9

95. Jason WebbAcrylic

Fundamentally, my work is concerned with impermanence. I carefully examine and paint discarded possessions or abandoned places, having been exhausted of their value. I also paint collections of objects which carry deep personal value for their owners.

Artist Studio5509 Guadalupe St, #1 – (512) [email protected] – jasonwebbart.comAccessibility:3,6

96. Andy Nelson – RiktorOil,acrylic,spraypaint,wood,metalandconcrete

Street Art & Fine Art fusion is a description of my artwork. With a Fine Arts degree from Oregon and over 20 years of creating street art I have ventured into many styles. I enjoy creating art reflecting experience from travel, relationships, mood & culture. These experiences fuse concept & abstract ideas, creating visual stimulation and potential energy movements with some apparent objects.

Artist Studio5314 Harmon Ave – (801) [email protected] – andynelsonart.comAccessibility:2,3,6,7


97. Kerry Kittrell – kerry kittrell artSculpturedpaintings,mixedmedia,acryliconcanvas,

cauldronkeepers

Glowing, colorful metallic abstractions emerge in mixed-media sculptured paintings and other forms including Cauldron Keepers. Deeply connect with the beauty, delight, and magic of our precious Mother Earth. Explore liminal portals, myth, and symbol. Experience the Sacred and the Divine Feminine within and without. Materials include repurposed materials, acrylic paint, vintage buttons, driftwood, rusty metal and fiber.

Artist Studio5004 Eilers Ave – (512) [email protected] – kerrykittrellart.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

98. Marie Blazek – guest of Kerry KittrellClay

How to make clay fly? Why are my hands shaped like wings? My obsession with the properties and possibilities of clay is only surpassed by what my hands want to do with it. I impose my favorite images on the forms, to give them place and weight while defying gravity through my imagination. Almost illusory, my ravens fly, my Buddhas bless, and my trees sway; all, unmired by their clay-flesh.

Artist Studio5004 Eilers Ave – (512) [email protected] – marieblazek.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

99. Bradford Maxfield & Christin AtkinsonEstudio BradlioWood,acrylic,lighting,metal

My body of work encompasses my journey through life as a creative soul that loves to make tangible things. My body functions similar to other humans that I know but I am unique in my own manner. Not only for the people and things that influence me but for the innate abilities in which I was born with. This is an exploration of all of that.

Artist Studio812 E 47th St, Unit A – (915) [email protected] – estudiobradlio.comAccessibility:2,4,8

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100. Carla Ek – Ek Creations StudioPottery,ceramics,3Dprinting

Modern cats, robots and mid-century modern all fascinate the artist, Carla Ek who incorporates the 1960’s look into her work. Recent designs included folder clay casserole dishes, key boxes and bee adorned dishes. Eclectic designs well worth stopping by to see!

Artist Studio4517 Red River – [email protected]:4,5,7,9

101. Palri Pema Od Ling – Traditional Tibetan Sacred Paintings and SculpturesPainting,goldleaf,sculptureinwoodandbronze,small

trinkets

Richly colored paintings in traditional brocade frames and glittering golden statues sized miniature to massive create a feast for the eyes at Palri Pema Od Ling Tibetan Buddhist Temple. Our special display for the WEST tour is complimented by printed materials explaining the symbolism in the art. We will have congenial docents to answer questions about the displays, and small items for purchase.

Temporary Exhibition605 E 45th St – [email protected] – palri.orgAccessibility:4,5,6,7,9

102. Tom Delaney – Palri Pema Od LingPhotoencausticsandfinephotography

Why Studio Cygnet? It’s a reference to the story about the ugly duckling that turns out to be a beautiful swan. The ducklings couldn’t recognize the beauty because their only experience was as a duck chick, and not as a cygnet. The moral of the story is my inspiration. There is beauty in all things; we just may need to change who we are to experience it and be allowed to appreciate that beauty.

Temporary Exhibition605 E 45th St – (512) [email protected] – studiocygnet.comAccessibility:0


103. Michael Penn Smith – Palri Pema Od LingPhotography

I’ve been a “Vision Worker” for most of my life, first in still and then for over 3 decades in motion photography. Now I’m enjoying returning to still photography for part of my livelihood, and also exploring the power of photography for creative expression and for sharing human experience. When shooting I’m aiming to uncover the extraordinary reality that glimmers within the ordinary.

Temporary Exhibition605 E 45th St – (214) 519-4822michaelpennsmith@gmail.commichaelpennsmith.photoshelter.comAccessibility:0

104. The Elisabet Ney MuseumSculpture

The Elisabet Ney Museum is the home and studio of the famed 19th century German sculptor Elisabet Ney, a very exceptional woman and seminal Austinite. The Museum celebrates her art, history and legacy every day with educational programs, exhibits, special events, family events and more year-round.

Gallery304 E 44th St – (512) 458-2255 – [email protected]/elisabetneyAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

105. Jenn Hassin – The Elisabet Ney MuseumRolledhandmadepaperandnewspaper

You’re invited to come take part of a yearlong exhibition at the Elisabet Ney Museum by artist Jenn Hassin. She will be activating the space with a sculpture using rolled paper and wants you to be involved. Write your dreams, prayers and hopes on handmade cotton rag paper and help in the making of this work. Hassin currently works out of her studio with the intention of making a difference.

Gallery304 E 44th St – (512) 808-8168 – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

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106. Katherine RobinsonCouture,one-of-a-kinddresses,hand-wovenandhand-

printedfabric

A classically-trained couturier, I’ve worked for greats such as Bill Blass and Geoffrey Beene, and in American’s last bastion of couture – Hollywood. Couture is both an art and a craft. It is about fitting the individual body with a fluid architectural skin that adapts to any imperfection in order to eliminate it. My art is to enable clients to create a visual mirror of their inner selves.

Artist Studio4204 Duval St – (208) 608-5634 – [email protected]:0

107. Sarah Presson – guest of Katherine RobinsonCutpapercollage,watercolorandink

Sarah Presson’s work celebrates the diverse range of the human experience through cut paper collage and watercolor. Bizarre pairings of ancient archetypes and sumptuous colors collide with humorous moments to create a visual symphony.

Artist Studio4204 Duval St – (731) 695-4285 – [email protected] sarahpresson.comAccessibility:0

108. Nick Schnitzer – guest of Katherine RobinsonLowreliefassemblage

My current work concerns the common elements of the esoteric aspects of the Abrahamic religions. Although quite different, these traditions share much more than meets the eye, and through my work, I seek to celebrate these expressions. Crafted primarily with steel, wood, and glass, these works seek to induce a contemplative look at the deeper aspects of these cultures.



109. Yordanis Garmendia-Mederos – guest of Katherine RobinsonOil,acrylic,pencil,collage

In my work, I try to unite the Apollonian idea of reason with the Dionysian notion of instinct. Through this lens I seek to understand the modern sensibility of our complex culture.


110. Steve Shelton – Ecotopes – guest of Katherine RobinsonSteel,garapahardwood,plywood,soilandstone

Steve Shelton is a landscape designer + founder of Ecotopes. In addition to designing + building outstanding native landscapes, Mr. Shelton + his team of fabricators build a variety of integrated outdoor lifestyle products, including furnishings, planters, a composter + a hibachi grill.


111. Denise FultonOilandacryliconboard

My paintings are post-contemporary representational. The subject matter ranges from figures, to portraits to trees in the landscape. Lately I’ve been working oils.

Artist Studio4104 Ave H (studio is behind house)[email protected] – denisemfulton.comAccessibility:6

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112. Chalda Maloff – guest of Denise FultonDigitalpainting

My art reflects my abiding optimism and faith in the order of our world. My process, sometimes intellectual and sometimes intuitive, consists of working and reworking shapes and colors towards an expressive whole that will have the power to evoke emotion, sensuality, and spirituality.

Artist Studio4104 Ave H (studio is behind house)[email protected] – chalda.comAccessibility:6

113. Christy Kale – guest of Denise FultonOilpainting,stainedglassmosaicwork

Christy Kale is a painter of iconic imagery in which she explores the intersection of reality and imagination. Her work is characterized by highly saturated color, a playful energy and a celebration of the natural world. She also creates one of a kind mosaic pieces incorporating stained glass, vintage buttons, beads and mirror.

Artist Studio4104 Ave H (studio is behind house) – (512) [email protected] – christykale.comAccessibility:6

114. Orlando Sanchez – Creative WarriorsOils,acrylics

The Creative Warriors, making strong and beautiful paintings with community. From making the frames to making meals together after a hard long day of painting. We are here to share beautiful creations of art and inspire.

Temporary Exhibition4101 Guadalupe St, #200 – (813) [email protected] – orlandosanchezart.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6,7,8,9


115. Eric Lothspeich – EMLstudio – Creative WarriorsOil,acrylic,andcharcoal

Creative Warriors, making strong and beautiful artworks as a community. From making the frames to cooking meals together after a hard day of painting this community/tribe work together to challenge each other to create and inspire.

Temporary Exhibition4101 Guadalupe St, #200 – (678) [email protected] – emlstudio.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6,7,8,9

116. Fabian Parker – Creative WarriorsWatercolor,acrylic,penandink,graphite,mixedmedia

Borrowing from mythologies and cultural symbols from around the world, I attempt to generate my own explanations for various internal and external phenomena. My goal is to use those influences to create standalone narratives of my own.

Temporary Exhibition4101 Guadalupe St, #200 – (979) [email protected]:1,2,3,6,7,8,9

117. Emily Berry – Creative WarriorsAcrylic,watercolors,coloredpencils,love!

Emily Michele Berry explores human thoughts, emotions, spirituality, and their interconnectedness through her mixed-media artwork. She is currently inspired by divine feminine archetypes with playful and powerful juxtapositions of gorgeous flora and fauna. Emily sees the world in rose-colored glasses and enjoys sharing this beauty through her art.

Temporary Exhibition4101 Guadalupe St, #200 – (937) [email protected] – emilymicheleberry.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6,7,8,9

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118. Laura Poll – Weaving Arts AustinLinen,cotton,silk,wool,hemp,upcycledmaterials

Weaving Arts Austin is a nontraditional weaving studio. Using simple weaving structures, students are encouraged to experiment with a variety of materials and colors to create unique works of art. The process more closely resembles painting and is accessible to everyone. The studio offers classes and workshops, and is family friendly.

Artist Studio4302 Bellvue Ave – (512) [email protected] – weavingartsaustin.comAccessibility:2,3,5,6

119. Madeline IrvineSaltcrystals:seasalt,volcanicsalt,Himalayanpinksaltand

inks,gouache,metallicinksandphosphorescentpaint

The oceans, ancient and current, are the source of my current work. I am drawn to the seas for many reasons, including its beauty and power, the illusion of limitlessness, its age and history, teeming life and countless mysteries. A greater awareness of the ocean and the rapid effects of climate change unfolding within it are undercurrents of the work.

Artist Studio4507 Sinclair Ave (studio at the end of driveway)madelineirvine.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

120. Sara Madandar & Jieun Beth Kim – 2wo Lines – BAcrylic,oil-paint,watercolor,encausticpaintandmixedmedia

2wo Lines studio consists of two artists, Sara Madandar and Jieun Beth Kim. Both received their Master of Fine Arts at the University of Texas-Austin. Madandar’s work is about the relationship of the human to their bodies and covers. Kim investigates the state of physical being and its impermanence through her artwork. This will be the single opportunity to see their private studio.

Artist Studio630 Maiden Ln, Apt B – [email protected]:2,3,6,7,8


121. Marja Spearman – de stijl | PODIUM FOR ARTSculpture,ceramics,installation

Visit the workshop and see the maquette and production process of the next sculptural installation: “Cloud Nine,” as well as art by Leslie Begert and Nell Gottlieb. It has been quite a year. de stijl | PODIUM FOR ART finished the renovation of the adjacent gallery and its first exhibit “One / Sixth” is open to you as well. See our ad and gallery listing.

Artist Studio1004 W 31st St – (512) [email protected] – marjaspearman.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6

122. Nell Gottlieb – de stijl | PODIUM FOR ARTMixedmedia:ceramic,glass,resin,metal,fiber,foundobjects

Over the past year, my practice in ceramic and glass has shifted to include additional materials, approaches and concepts. I have devoted much thought to memento mori and social and personal change, which has resulted in a broader vocabulary and room for reflection. I look forward to sharing this with you and invite you to visit the studio and new gallery space.

Artist Studio1004 W 31st St – (512) 663-8450 – [email protected] nellgottlieb.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6

123. de stijl | PODIUM FOR ARTPainting,mixedmedia,sculpture,video,worksonpaper

This is de stijl’s first exhibition, “One / Sixth,” and features these six, African American, UT MFA graduates: Walter Kisner, Steven Jones, Zoë Charlton, Robert Pruitt, Christina Coleman, and Janaye Brown. Artists’ Discussion, Sunday, May 15, 2:00-3:30pm, focuses on the individual artworks and on the broader implications of being one of the few African American MFA artists in this society.

Gallery1006 W 31st St – (512) 354-0868 – [email protected] destijlaustin.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7

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124. Pat FalconerMixedincludingcoloredpencil,ink,acrylics,watercolor

I love to draw and paint. Whatever captures my attention from year to year becomes subject matter for my work. Right now that is birds and animals.

Artist Studio1516 W 31st St – (512) 479-4089 – [email protected]:0

125. Empty House Productions – Indoor GamesPainting,drawing,print,sculpture,video,photography

Set in a real life context and home to a real family, Indoor Games plays around the contradictions and inspirations aroused by art and life. Using the house as an installation background, we celebrate in a contemporary fashion a legacy of genres. Featured artists: Carolina Alcocer, Heather Sundquist, Oriana Carrasco, Jack Mendoza, Jon Windham, Bayo, Belen Garcia-Mendoza and Kuki & Claudia Bastos.

Temporary Exhibition2507 Aztec Dr – [email protected]:2,4,6

126. B Shawn CoxMixedmedia,painting,clay

Based on or derived from personal or found vintage photographs, my work attempts to capture, reinterpret and share a moment in time. Visually inspired by (in no material order) vintage images, advertising, architecture, magazines, 80’s and literature. I’m drawn to narratives, humor, cliché, irony, color texture, layered meanings and shiny things. I use paint, plaster, clay, etc.

Artist Studio1411 Gaston Ave (studio in back) – (281) [email protected] – bshawncox.comAccessibility:0


127. Kaitlin Merchant Davison – guest of B Shawn CoxOil,acrylic

Kaitlin’s goal as an artist is to provide the viewer with a moment of retreat from the chaos of life with a reminder of the beauty and peace we’re surrounded with when only we look for it. Her work features moody and dramatic skyscapes, mysterious female figures, and colorful flowers that play in the broad space between realism and abstraction.

Artist Studio1411 Gaston Ave (studio in back) – (512) [email protected] – kdmerchant.comAccessibility:0

128. West Campus Women – Gingi Statman StudioPaintingprintmakingdrawingsculptureperformance

We are a collaborative of young women artists and musicians from Austin, TX. West Campus Women features the artwork of Amanda Cavazos Weems, Gingi Statman, Natalie Bradford, Nohemy Herrera, and Tori Reynolds. Paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures will be on display at Gingi Statman’s home studio.

Artist Studio2810 San Pedro St, Unit B – [email protected]:0

129. A Night with West Campus WomenMay21–6pm-12am

Come enjoy a night of art and music celebrating female empowerment. Much2Much and Jackie Mae will perform. West Campus Women features the artwork of Amanda Cavazos Weems, Gingi Statman, Natalie Bradford, Nohemy Herrera, and Tori Reynolds. Paintings, drawings, prints, and sculptures will be on display at Gingi Statman’s home studio.

Happening2810 San Pedro St, Unit B – [email protected]:0

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130. Casey DieboldAcryliconcanvasandwood

Casey Diebold’s work is a hybrid of pulp-illustration and crime noir depicting fictional rebel-romance stories set around the 1960’s. Influences include Hitchcock, garage rock, and the full Chevy line-up between 1956 and 1964. He has been pushing paints into galleries across the US since 2008. (Apt/Studio is located on the right, just after the turn onto Nueces St. from Guadalupe)

Artist Studio2812 Nueces St, #101 – [email protected]:2,4,6,7,8

131. Angela Mathias – VERGE Artists Exhibition The QOilandwatercolor

Simple and aura-like imagery to comment on and question the life span of people. Taking a backstage perspective on memories and human energy. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – (512) [email protected] – wadeart.galleryAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

132. April Davis – VERGE Artists Exhibition The QPhotography

I explore the crumbling ruins of abandoned buildings which have become insidious throughout our cities and towns to capture their hidden beauty. I want to share the puzzle and mystery of each location and show the interplay of life and death as nature begins to reclaim a structure. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – (512) [email protected] – deadlycreative.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8


133. Carla J. Clay – VERGE Artists ExhibitionThe QWatercolor,acrylic,ink

I create colorful flora and fauna paintings using watercolor and acrylics. My science background is infused into my work and my intricate black and white sketches. “It is only by selection, by elimination, and by emphasis that we get at the real meaning of things” - Georgia O’Keeffe. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

134. Katie Horbal – VERGE Artists Exhibition The QPrintmaking,relief,woodcut,linocut,screenprinting

I am a studio art major living and working in Austin, Texas. My focus is on creating whimsical imagines that don’t exist in the real world. Growing up I loved anything prehistoric. I would imagine dinosaurs being alive today in our modern world and what that would look like. I use different styles of printmaking to make these images come to life. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – (512) [email protected] – katiehorbal.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

135. Rebecca Gordon – VERGE Artists Exhibition – The QOilpaint,mixedmedia

My paintings combine traditional abstract art with the decorative, graphic elements of our modern world. I enjoy an inventive and improvisational process of changing paintings over time while merging influences from mid-20th century art movements with the modern day commercial art forms of advertising and design graphics. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – (817) [email protected] – rebeccablairgordon.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

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136. Flip Solomon – VERGE Artists Exhibition The QPenandink

My current body of work starts to explore multidimensional worlds: from personal and ancestral symbols to DNA & genetic mutations to gestation & spirit animals. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.


137. Robert Page – VERGE Artists ExhibitionThe QOil,acrylic,canvas,woodpanel

Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.


138. Drew Riley – VERGE Artists ExhibitionThe QAcryliconstretchedcanvas

Gender Portraits, a series by transgender artist, Drew Riley, uses vibrant paintings and intimate stories to chronicle gender diversity. “Painted with splashes of bright color, full of dynamic movement or charged silence, and set against whimsical or brooding backdrops, Riley’s portraits are nothing short of arresting.” - Mitch Kellaway, The Advocate. Visit VERGEartevents.org to learn about VERGE.

Temporary Exhibition2906 Medical Arts St – (512) [email protected] – genderportraits.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8


139. Adreon Henry – BIRDWATCHING, A CANVAS LOCK, AND SOMEONE WHO LOOKS LIKE YOU – Medical Arts GalleryMay21–6-10pm

Join us Saturday, May 21st from 6-10pm for the opening of Adreon Henry’s Birdwatching, A Canvas Lock, and Someone Who Looks Like You. Recent work with vinyl, film, and audio transform the space and offer a unique experience to the viewer. Hosted by Dr. Robert Cantu. On view through June by appointment. For more information peruse adreonhenry.com

Happening2911 Medical Arts St, Ste 13B – (512) [email protected] – adreonhenry.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

140. Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumTheartistsworkinawiderangeofmediums

Contemporary artists Kristen Fox, Julie Fritz, Morgan Grasham, Soña Holman, David Lamplugh, Lucy MacQueen, Jeffrey Primeaux, Saul Jerome San Juan, Kristy Battani, and Catherine Small overlay their artwork on the permanent collection of historic art and period furniture housed in the stately 1855 Greek-Revival architecture of the Neill-Cochran House Museum, interacting with the rich context in form and content.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (512) 478-2335 – nchmuseum.orgAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

141. Soña Holman – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumPyrographicpainting–woodburn,acrylicandplasteron

wood

I love to wood burn, creating drawings tattooed into the surface of the wood. Pyrography, plaster, & acrylic paint become mixed media panels of abstracted, textured movement, pulling the imagination into a quiet, mystical energy, replete with elements of the natural realm- trees, sky clouds, storms.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (415) [email protected] – sonaholman.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

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142. Lucy MacQueen – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumAcryliconpanel,plexiglass

My focus is the mercurial effect of weather, particularly water. Incorporating plexiglass onto my work by etching or painting it, adds dimension, movement and shadow.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (512) [email protected] – lucymacqueen.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

143. Julie Fritz – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumOil,coldwax,graphite,oilstick,collage

Julie Fritz will be showing large abstract landscapes of Texas in oil and cold wax on framed board. Her paintings have simple compositions, but multiple layers of color give the works depth and texture. The beeswax brings a unique transparency that tells the story of the process and of the land. She will be giving demonstrtions on bringing the Texas landscape to life with cold wax.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (804) [email protected] – juliefritz.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

144. Jeffrey Primeaux – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumAcryliconcanvas,panel,paper

My paintings are like collages in that they are composed from various source images, but are painted in a more representationally cohesive manner to depict scenes that interpret elements of the natural/visible world as they might be composed according to memory, fantasy, or imagination in general.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (512) [email protected] – jeffreyprimeaux.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9


145. Kristen A. Fox – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumPaintandfoundmaterialsonstretchedcanvas

A collection of works at the historic Neill-Cochran House: Contemporary works are arranged as an overlay onto the historic spaces and displayed adjacent to the museum’s permanent collection. Themes of my work include the individual versus the collective and the role of women in contemporary society, inspecting the roles that have been created for us over time and those we create for ourselves.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (512) [email protected] – kristenafox.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

146. Morgan Grasham – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumOiloncanvas,taxidermy,digitalart,ceramics,mixedmedia

I combine classical painting with software that visualizes the subject as though they are inside black holes. A trained taxidermist, I also make sculptures inspired by cabinets of curiosities. My works at the Neil-Cochran House Museum play with space, and open a dialog on human-animal relationships, then and now. They explore the multi-faceted issue of biodiversity conservation.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (972) [email protected] – morgangrasham.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

147. Kristy Darnell Battani – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumMixedmedia

I am overwhelmed by, and yet curiously drawn to, the deluge of information enveloping our society. I find beauty in the deterioration of information, both in form and substance. My new work for West emphasizes the tactile side of information, specifically information in Braille, will be shown for the first time at the Neill-Cochran House whose original occupant was the Texas Blind Institute.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (512) [email protected] – kristybattani.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

Participants 66

148. Catherine Small – Pop-Up at Neill-Cochran House MuseumPainting,printmaking,mixedmedia

I will be exhibiting my contemporary artwork which blends narrative and portraiture along side the period art and furniture of the historic Neill-Cochran House Museum.

Temporary Exhibition2310 San Gabriel St – (510) [email protected] – catherinesmall.comAccessibility:2,4,6,7,8,9

149. Bradley WilsonBlackandwhite35mmfilm,pen,charcoal

My work includes both photography and drawings, capturing both natural and built forms. In both mediums I focus on composition and light. In both man-made or organic I try to capture the emotion, composition, and bold beauty they both have to offer.

Artist Studio915 W 21st St, Unit 1 – (512) [email protected]:0

150. spaceCAMP – Hyperstyle – Materials LabPaintedwood

spaceCAMP’s mission is to experiment with materials and explore spatial concepts through an ongoing series of site-specific installations. ‘Hyperstyle’ will consist of two dense grids of slender columns, one springing from above, one from below, and meeting in the space between. A pattern of color will highlight where these grids overlap, emphasizing the tension between floor and ceiling plane.

Gallery310 Inner Campus Dr, WMB 3.102 – (512) [email protected] – joelnolan.comAccessibility:1,2,7,8,9


151. Women & Their WorkAnn Johnson – Converse: Real TalkPrintmaking

This multi-media and print based exhibition explores cultural connections related to ways of communicating, self-identity and race. Converse: Real Talk is on view through June 23, 2016. Ann Solesister Johnson is a Houston based artist and teacher. Women & Their Work is a visual and performing art organization that serves as a catalyst for contemporary art created by women living and working in Texas and beyond.

Gallery1710 Lavaca St – (512) [email protected] – womenandtheirwork.orgAccessibility:2

152. Bob Swaffar – artStar PotteryPorcelainthrown,textured,multipleglazes,wood,salt,sodafired

Although my professional career was in computers and architecture, I periodically worked with clay. After retiring from the University of Texas, I built my studio and in 2005 I started making pots full time. I work with porcelain fired in atmospheric kiln conditions, such as wood, salt, or soda. My pieces are functional and thrown on a potters wheel emphasizing surface texture and color.

Artist Studio906 W 17th St – (512) 477-7449 – [email protected] lostinaustin.com/artstarAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

153. Jamie KovachPainting,photography,sculpture

Desserts offer a pretty package, concerned as much with form and aesthetic presentation as with content. These treats are symbolic of celebration, play, and reward. Kovach uses these symbols, and others like them, to explore the dichotomy of innocent childhood cravings and beleaguered adult “control”.

Artist Studio1515B Woodlawn Blvd – jamiekovach.comAccessibility:2

Participants 70

154. Jeanne PhilquistOilonlinen

I paint relationships described by moments in time. I try to tell a story of our slightly absurd lives and, with humor and empathy, our interactions with our environment, our animals, and one another. Cats intrude on many of my works, but so do bears, goats, dogs, birds and fantasy animals. I hope you will come see my new work. We’ll laugh!

Artist Studio1709 Palma Plaza – (512) [email protected]:0

155. Jean Synodinos – guest of Jeanne PhilquistAcrylic,oilpen,gouache,sand,cement,fabric

The work is an abstract exploration of the perfect imperfection of curves implied by nature, as well as the lines imposed upon nature by people. Surfaces are highly textured with paints and the occasional injection of fabric, sand, or other materials to build dimension. Pieces are quite purposefully dulled or given multiple coats of high gloss for additional contrast.

Artist Studio1709 Palma Plaza – (512) [email protected] – jeansynodinosart.comAccessibility:0

156. Carol HaymanPrintmaking

These prints are from a series on manikins, in a surreal presentation of artificial bodies in various stages of decomposition. The dents and chips contrast with the usual decorative role of manikins. The images convey feelings that these figures have a history, a life of their own, momentarily paused, but might continue when the viewer turns away.

Artist Studio1001 Eason St – (512) 477-3099 – [email protected] carolhayman.weebly.comAccessibility:3,5,6,7,8


157. Barbara Timko – guest of Carol HaymanPaintingwithwashesandcolorpencilsoncloth

My dreams make powerful pictures of a woman on adventures with her dog companions. On thin translucent cloth, the image is fleshed out with terracotta washes and markers. The negative space is as alluring as the positive. The muted colors enhance the inner world depicted. My goal is to capture attention by a space that becomes a doorway to a meditative state.

Artist Studio1001 Eason St – (512) 296-8685 – [email protected]:3,5,6,7,8

158. Phillip WadeOilandacryliconcanvas

My fourth West Tour, and I’ve learned the public is always right! It’s boring to me painting the same things, and I had a great response to my interiors, landscapes, portraits and the children’s book paintings inspired by the years I spent at my mother’s place in Cornwall. I’ve been painting and teaching in Austin since 1981, coming from Philadelphia to earn an MFA at UT Austin.

Artist Studio1202 Lorrain St – (512) 658-0465 – [email protected] phillipwade.netAccessibility:0

159. Theresa Bayer – guest of Phillip WadeAcrylic,mixedmedia,oil,canvas,panel,paper

My paintings feature dreamlike scenes of mysterious people, animals, and landscapes and have a storybook quality to them. Symbols inspire me, because they compress complex ideas and philosophies into immediately accessible images. I love portraying the figure and seeing how many different ways it can fit into a fantastic scene.

Artist Studio1202 Lorrain St – tbarts.comAccessibility:0

Participants 72

160. Georgia Xydes – guest of Phillip WadeCeramics

An accomplished potter, I have exhibited my functional stoneware and tile murals in Texas juried shows for many years. A residence in Japan resulted in mastering brush painting techniques which I apply to my pots. Natural plants and animals are my usual designs, especially dogs and cats.

Artist Studio1202 Lorrain St – (512) 992-1026 – [email protected]:0

161. Eve Larson – guest of Phillip WadeOil

I come to visual art from the world of ballet. I was a dancer for many years. I imbue my paintings with the romance and movement of the dance. I always look for the beauty, expressiveness and theatricality in life and art. My paintings have an implied story which I leave to the viewer’s imagination.

Artist Studio1202 Lorrain St – [email protected] – evelarson.comAccessibility:0

162. Marjorie MooreCombinedmedia,installation

My studio is small in size, but large in collected accumulations. These found artifacts are frequently used as subject matter in my combined media works. The 2 and 3 dimensional works discuss the relationship between the natural world, science, and popular culture. The studio evokes a wonder cabinet of old with a contemporary twist.

Artist Studio1309 W 9 1/2 St – (512) [email protected] – marjoriemoore.comAccessibility:2


163. Museum of Collectibles & CuriositiesPatricia Duncan Brown Tribute Collection Painting,photography,ceramics,drawing

Museum of Collectibles & Curiosities features examples of the paintings, drawings and fine artworks of native Austinite Patricia Duncan Brown. Also on display are delightful objects selected from her many lifelong collections. Included are Mexican folk art, toys, shell art, books, ephemera and dolls. Highlighted this year is a special display of 19th century stereoviews of the American West.

Gallery1501 W 9th St (museum in back parking lot)[email protected] – museumofcollectibles.orgAccessibility:2,6

164. Frieda PangestuSterlingsilver,copper,jeweler’sbrassandmokume-gane

Contemporary Jewelry. Simple geometry with subtle complexity. Strives to achieve a sense of duality, of lightness and substance, of light and shadow, of concealing and revealing, in the hope of elevating the senses. Architectural and sculptural yet wearable and comfortable. Striking yet understated, modern yet timeless, and bold yet quiet. Handcrafted in sterling silver, copper and mokume-gane.

Artist Studio704 Pressler St – (512) [email protected]:2

165. Peter BellonciStonesculpture

Starting a sculpture is the most difficult part of the whole process. It involves examining the stone for its unique characteristics, and imagining the endless possibilities that it holds. My tools are simple; a hammer, chisels, rasps, rifflers and an eye that evaluates the various ways forward to a balanced form.

Artist Studio615 Oakland Ave – (512) 784-2371 – [email protected]:3,6

Participants 74

166. Wally Workman GalleryPatrick Puckett – Solo ShowPainting,printmaking,collage,drawing,encausticand

sculpture

Established in 1980 and located in a 100 year old historic house in Austin’s art district, the Wally Workman Gallery specializes in emerging and collected talent. The gallery has two stories of exhibition space where one can view each of the 55 artists currently represented. The current solo show in our downstairs gallery is with local figurative painter Patrick Puckett.

Gallery1202 W 6th St – (512) 472-7428 – wallyworkmangallery.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

167. Dwain Kelley – Rose Street StudiosMixedmedia,sculpture

Landscape paintings and drawings, mixed media and sculptural assemblages made with artifacts and other treasures. Interesting studio with many years of award winning art and graphics on display plus an extensive book collection in a historic old house.

Artist Studio1107 Rose St – (512) [email protected] – dwainkelley.comAccessibility:0

168. Mary Barminski Johnson – guest of Dwain KelleyMixedmedia

My art is inspired by love and its complexities in all forms. I enjoy playing with patterns and color and incorporating my personal vocabulary of simple shapes and objects.

Artist Studio1107 Rose St – (512) 423-1559 – [email protected]:0


169. Mettle: Alumni Invitational 2016 – Austin Community College Kramer GallerySculpture

“Mettle” features alumni: Pamela Tajmajer, Moses Tsai, and Michael Villarreal. Together, their work complements one another and reflects bold artistic directions since the artists’ foundational work at ACC. Villarreal’s quirky bulbous shapes and artificial surfaces alongside Tajmajer’s soft tactile woven materials and cascading wall sculptures contrast with Tsai’s life-size bronze nudes.

Gallery1218 West Ave – (512) [email protected] – austincc.edu/artAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

170. Umbreen Ahmad – Abstract Art on 904 West AveAcrylic,pastels

My inspiration is the nature of things, beings and the extraordinary talent that surrounds, humbles and inspires me. Abstract art knows no bounds and I am in love with the surprise that dancing of various blends of colors and brush strokes create. I never plan before I embark on an abstract journey. The path reveals itself as I keep on painting on. I am excited to share my work with you!

Temporary Exhibition904 West Ave, Ste 150 – (512) [email protected] – umbreenahmad.comAccessibility:1,2,4,5,6

171. George Brainard – All Tore Up: Texas Hot Rod Portraits – Austin Public Library: Faulk BranchPhotography

Photographs of the cast of characters that make up the Texas Hot Rod and custom car scene from the book “All Tore Up: Texas Hot Rod Portraits” published by the University of Texas Press.

Temporary Exhibition800 Guadalupe St – (512) [email protected] – georgebrainard.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

Participants 76

172. Old Bakery and Emporium Art GalleryHidden Heartbeat of the Earth & TexasJan Knox, Pamela Elbaum, Eddie SutherlandDrums,flutes,clay,glaze,ink,paint,canvas,leather,feathers

Inspired by water and air moving through and around our world and tonal art of the earth is featured in the May exhibit at the Art Gallery. Jan Knox, Pamela Elbaum and E.M. Sutherland are the artists. The art gallery has tall limestone walls with tall windows overlooking the Capitol. The Old Bakery and Emporium is the historic jewel of Congress Avenue.

Gallery1006 Congress Ave – (512) 974-1300austintexas.gov/obemporiumAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

173. Jan Knox – Hidden Heartbeat of the Earth & Texas – Old Bakery and Emporium Art GalleryInk,acrylic,collage

Jan Knox paints her love of Nature influenced by her training as a geologist and her many travels. She creates surrealistic and contemporary abstractions influenced by Nature. In “Hidden Heartbeat of the Earth and Texas”, Jan has created a series of dramatic ink drawings on canvas reflecting the hidden crystalline wonders to be found in Central Texas caves.

Gallery1006 Congress Ave – (512) [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

174. Pamela Elbaum – Hidden Heartbeat of the Earth & Texas – Old Bakery and Emporium Art GalleryClay,horsehide,feathers,yarn,stone

This body of work has developed over the past twenty years. Clay is of the earth; drawing on all the elements. Clay of the earth; made workable with water; dried by air; made permanent through fire. To work in the sculpture form and create pieces with a voice brings me joy. All works are of mid-range Stoneware clay, glazed and fired in my studio.

Gallery1006 Congress Ave – (512) [email protected] – artsbylovetree.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9


175. Co-Lab Projects’ DEMO GALLERYYOUNGSONS Live Free with GuysPaintingandcollage

YOUNGSONS is the collaborative painting duo of Drew Liverman and Michael Ricioppo. The artists trade turns at every stroke, at every idea point and counterpoint from detail to composition. There is a visual rhyming here, a syncopation, perhaps even a punning. The results are accumulative, energetic, omnivorous, and flirt with but never wholly emerge from the zest of the painting process itself.

Gallery721 Congress Ave – (512) [email protected] – co-labprojects.orgAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6

176. Mexic-Arte Museum – Obra Gráfica: Selections from the Print CollectionPrintmaking

Obra Gráfica features the Museum’s growing collection of historical and contemporary prints by Latina/o and Latin American artists with works that encompass a diverse range of techniques and subject matter. The exhibit features the history of printmaking as a tool of communication and the excitement of the form as it continues to transform and challenge a new era of artists and viewers.

Gallery419 Congress Ave – (512) [email protected] – mexic-artemuseum.orgAccessibility:1,2,3

177. La Peña Gallery – OESTE: A Collective Latino Art ExhibitMixedmedia,painting,photography,sculpture,prints,woodprint

OESTE: A Collective Latino Art Exhibit, featuring the works of Celeste De Luna, Fidencio Durán, Celeste González, Carlos Lowry, Fernando Muñoz, Peter Ortiz, Salvador Rodríguez, Miguel Santana and Liliana Wilson. La Peña’s mission is to support artistic development by providing exposure to emerging and established artists, and offering Austin the full spectrum of traditional and contemporary Latino art.

Gallery227 Congress Ave – (512) 477-6007 – [email protected] lapena-austin.orgAccessibility:1,2,6,7,8,9

Participants 78

178. Dougherty Arts CenterMixedmedia

The Dougherty Arts Center is a multi-cultural community arts center that is proud to support emerging through professional artists by creating opportunities to showcase work, see a show, and experience art-making first hand. Admission is always free. For West, the Dougherty Arts Center is partnering with Big Medium to host the West Group Exhibition.

Gallery1110 Barton Springs RdAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

179. Umlauf Sculpture Garden & MuseumUmlauf Studio in the MuseumSculpture

The Studio in the Museum exhibition offers visitors a look at work areas from Umlauf’s actual studio – plus an interactive section that takes visitors through the sculptural process and offers a hands on exploration of objects such as sculpting tools and Umlauf’s sketchbooks.

Gallery605 Robert E Lee Rd – (512) [email protected] – umlaufsculpture.orgAccessibility:1,2,3,5

180. Jerry DeFresePaint,wood,canvas,foundobjects

Using acrylic paint, canvas and found objects I try to create something that has meaning.

Artist Studio1112 Bluebonnet Ln – [email protected]:6

OUR WEST AUSTIN STUDIO TOUR

OPENING PARTYFriday, May 13, 7pm-10pm

TOUR HOURS:May 14-15, 11am-6pmMay 21-22, 11am-6pm

5 ARTISTS, VARIOUS MEDIUMS

SPACEREHEARSAL & RECORDING STUDIO7915 Manchaca Road, Austin, TX 78745 spaceatx.com & @spaceatxaustinartrefugees.com@austinartrefugees


181. David Parsons – Parsons CreativePhotography

David has been photographing Austin and Central Texas for over a decade. His images capture beautiful, exciting, contemplative and awe-worthy moments in time. With a combination of raw and artfully edited photographs, his gallery is a pleasure to behold. In addition to scenic photography, David is a portrait photographer and welcomes portrait sessions.

Artist Studio1821 Dexter St – (512) 326-4999david@mediasystemscompany.comdavidparsonsimages.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

182. Kali Parsons – Parsons CreativeMixedmedia,acrylic,watercolor,ink,collage

My work is inspired by the whimsy and delight I find in everyday life. As part of a daily practice I capture these moments on canvas and paper using a wide range of media. Lucky for me I’m surrounded by the comedy troupe that is my husband, two sons, two cats, one dog, and seven chickens.

Artist Studio1821 Dexter St – (512) [email protected] – kaliparsons.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

183. Julie KonvickaSterlingsilver,goldjewelry

Julie Konvicka was standing on a street in Toulouse, France when she realized it was time to leave the fear and loathing of high tech. Driven to learn the equation of form and balance brought by fire and forged metal she honed her skills in Recife, Brazil and later Austin, Texas. Julie hammers and sculpts sterling silver and gold into shapes that echo the mathematics of nature and perfect form.

Artist Studio1403B Oxford Ave – (512) [email protected] – juliekonvicka.comAccessibility:6

Participants 82

184. Sharon Zeugin – Sharon Zeugin ArtColdwaxandoil,mixedmedia,calligraphyonpaperand

panels

New work includes cold wax and oil, mixed media on paper, panels and canvas, calligraphy and book arts.

Artist Studio2104 Wright St – (512) [email protected] – sharonzeugin.comAccessibility:0

185. Rebecca Borrelli – guest of Sharon ZeuginInk

Illustrator of Austin’s first Adult Coloring Book.

Artist Studio2104 Wright St – [email protected]:0

186. Larry Akers – Eye Play StudioMixed,repurposed,patternedandreflectivematerials;

photography

Fluid imagery is the unifying theme of my work. Using patterned and reflective repurposed materials, I create sculptures that use moire effects and pattern variation to generate shifting imagery that is elaborately animated by the viewer’s movements. I also make three dimensional mandalas and reflected light pieces and do water photography, all emphasizing fluid patterns. Let your eyes play.

Artist Studio2311 Ridgeview St – (512) [email protected] – eyeplaystudio.netAccessibility:3,4,5,6


187. Andrea Loomis – guest of Larry AkersMostlyglass

Each piece begins with a spark - evolving through a process of analytical evaluation, thoughts, questions and emotions. Colors, transparency and texture of glass provide me with the language to create an object that is one with its reflections and shadows - stirring the beholder - a moment of surprise, a pause of joy, a memory, an idea - carrying on creativity by prompting the viewer.

Artist Studio2311 Ridgeview St – (512) [email protected] – andrealoomis.comAccessibility:3,4,5,6

188. Malina Cipleu – guest of Larry AkersFusedglass,polymerclay

My tools for self expression are playing, experimenting, and day dreaming. Ideas develop in layers of glass powder and enamels, evolving in an open conversation between the piece and myself - some dialogs louder than others. The results are abstract fragments of this journey, drawing attention to movement, balance and harmony.

Artist Studio2311 Ridgeview St – (512) [email protected] – malinacipleu.comAccessibility:3,4,5,6

189. Valerie ChaussonnetSteel,oilpaint,watercolor

I am primarily a sculptor, but I also paint and draw. I mainly work with steel: welded and forged scraps and yard steel. The process of art making integrates my being, and unifies my former lives with the current one. It heightens my consciousness of the collective, past and present. Each piece I make is a collaboration.

Artist Studio2008 Arthur Ln – (512) [email protected] – valeriechaussonnet.comAccessibility:0

Participants 84

190. Shield Maidens of Freyja – guest of Valerie ChaussonnetSteelandothermetals

We are a collective of women who weld, forge, sculpt and fabricate with steel and other metals.

Artist Studio2008 Arthur Ln – (512) [email protected]:0

191. Cosmos+Caos – guest of Valerie ChaussonnetHandbuiltceramicsfiredtobisque,glazedandkilnfired

Cosmos+Caos is an Austin based studio creating hand built ceramics. Each piece is unique, hand built and fired to bisque, glazed and fired up to 2,300 F. We formulate and continuously adapt our glazes to meet our current theme. Each collection is made in small batches. Each batch follows a thread of inspiration and a flow of progression.

Artist Studio2008 Arthur Ln – (512) 581-5112 – [email protected]:0

192. Karen Bolton – guest of Valerie ChaussonnetCeramics

Functional, porcelain vessels. This work is wheel-thrown and altered with a dynamic matte surface of subtle earth tone variations.

Artist Studio2008 Arthur Ln – (512) [email protected] – karenbolton.comAccessibility:0


193. Kelli McDonald – Offbeat Art StudioEtchedanddyedeggshellsandacrylic

In my backyard art shed, I will be showing my process of working with eggshells by etching, dyeing and adding sculptural elements to their surfaces. A new series of my work, borrowing inspiration from acrylic nail art and pysanky (traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs), will be on display.

Artist Studio2015 Ford St – [email protected]:0

194. Jill Robinson – One Basket at a TimeReed,hardwoods,gourds,pineneedles,antlers,beads,seagrass

Award-winning handwoven baskets and handcrafted gourd art. Texture, color and design, whether contemporary or traditional, inspire my creativity.

Artist Studio1910 Goodrich Ave – (512) [email protected] – onebasket.netAccessibility:0

195. Mary Yznaga – M.Y. MetalMetal,fiber,painting,photography

My primary focus is creating agaves, succulents and other sculptures in steel for outdoor gardens. I also do mailboxes, light fixtures and Milagros. During WEST 2016, M.Y. Metal studio will showcase nature photography by Ralph Yznaga and word art by Art-o-mat artist Cas Milner. In addition, visitors may add to an energetic action painting in progress. Unleash your inner Jackson Pollock!

Artist Studio1912 Goodrich Ave – (512) [email protected] – krop.com/myznagaAccessibility:0

Participants 86

196. Nelson Guda – Studio of Nelson GudaPhotographyandinteractiveprojectioninstallations

Contemporary artist, photographer, and former scientist, Nelson’s art examines what it means to be human in a complex world. Nelson has given two TED talks about his work, which has taken him from isolated wilderness to international conflict zones. Stop by and see Nelson’s imagery from around the world and experience one of his engaging interactive projection installations.

Artist Studio1603 Hether St – (512) 524-6842 – [email protected] nelsonguda.comAccessibility:0

197. Alexis Kraus & McConnell BoboPapercutPaperpapelcarta

With papercut, we will be showcasing recent architectural drawings, laser-cut sculptures, and books.

Temporary Exhibition1702 Kinney Ave, Unit B – (662) [email protected]:0

198. South Austin Museum of Popular Culture SouthPop and BeyondPaintings,drawings,sculptureandphotography

The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture (SouthPop) presents, exhibits, documents and interprets Austin art and culture of the past 60 years and makes that history accessible to local, national and international audiences. SouthPop’s programs trace the evolution and the social context of Austin’s cultural production from the early 1960s through present day that have profoundly shaped Austin.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) 440-8318 – [email protected] southpop.orgAccessibility:1,2,3


199. Cass Hook – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureBronze,terracotta,acrylic

Bronze, terracotta, pastel, pencil, acrylic, figurative, portrait, and abstract sculpture drawings and the occasional painting. Leaning heavily toward the abstract, communicative images.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – cloudhook.comAccessibility:1,2,3

200. Scout Stormcloud – SouthPop and Beyond – South Austin Museum of Popular CultureOiloncanvas

I have been working as a photo realist for over 30 years. I enjoy painting in oil of my friends, pets, and plants. Portrait work has recently caught my interest, I enjoy work of other artists such as Picasso, Ruscha and O’Keeffe and incorporated them in a few of my paintings.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – cloudhook.comAccessibility:1,2,3

201. Guy Juke – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureSilkscreenmultipleprintsandoffsetprints

I will send in prints from the last twenty years or so, probably a painting as well. All will be representative of my various styles and content selections, in a vast variety of artist mediums.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected]:1,2,3

Participants 88

202. Danny Garrett – SouthPop and Beyond South Austin Museum of Popular CulturePenandink,oil,acrylic,oilcrayon,computer

I’ve been an Austin artist since 1971. Worked mostly in the music business, but also did film and computer game work. In 2015, I published a book on my music art, entitled WEIRD YET STRANGE; NOTES FROM AN AUSTIN MUSIC ARTIST. This book received the 2015 Texas State Historical Association Ron Tyler Award for the best illustrated book on Texas history and culture.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – dannygarrett.comAccessibility:1,2,3

203. Jim Franklin – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureCharcoal,ink,acrylic,oil

I’m known for creating the Armadillo motif in my music related posters and I am looking forward to exposing my more fine art works. I’ve innovated approaches to painting, Recombinant Art, Eyes Closed Self Portraits, Abstract and surrealistic paintings. I refuse to be nailed down in, out or under any box!

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) 440-8318 – jimfranklinarts.comAccessibility:1,2,3

204. Roi James – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureOilonlinenandpanel

A few select pieces of my work to show alongside my fellow painters. My work is introspective, filled with metaphor and symbolism, and journals the experience of life as a lesson in finding one’s way home.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – roijames.comAccessibility:1,2,3


205. Billy Perkins – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureScreenprints

I was inspired by 60’s comic book art as a child and taught myself to draw. I got into KISS and Alice Cooper as a teen, and also discovered album cover art and psychedelia. These influences, including hand-drawn text, are still characteristic of my work. I’ve been designing rock posters and album art since 1991, and am fortunate to have won several awards and have my work in some prominent books.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – billyperkinsart.comAccessibility:1,2,3

206. Sam Yeates – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureOiloncanvas

Paintings by Sam Yeates. Yeates has been involved in the Austin cultural scene since the mid seventies and has shown in galleries in San Francisco, Taos, Cincinnatti, Dalllas and of course Austin.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – samyeates.netAccessibility:1,2,3

207. Kerry Awn – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureAcrylicpainting

Kerry Awn is a native Texan painting in acrylic in a style described as, “Modern Texas Retro”.

Gallery1516-B S Lamar Blvd – [email protected]:1,2,3

Participants 90

208. Bob Wade – SouthPop and BeyondSouth Austin Museum of Popular CultureAirbrusheddigitalcanvas,mixedmediasculpture

I bring vintage black and white photos back to life by digitally transferring them to canvas and applying acrylic via airbrush. I also create sculptures using recycled materials. The HOG sculpture currently on display at SouthPop is made from Harley Davidson parts.


209. Jon Eric Narum – SouthPop and Beyond South Austin Museum of Popular CultureOil

Hey, Y’all! Come on down to the South Austin Museum of Popular Culture and check out some new works.


210. Terri St.Arnauld & Frank Yezer – Platinum Portraits & Fine Art PhotographyHand-printedphotographsinB&W,platinumoncottonragpaper

During West, stop in to see a large vintage view camera. We specialize in hand-printed platinum and gelatin silver photographs, sometimes weaving two platinum images together for our fine-art work. We manage our own darkroom, which includes processing our B&W film and prints, mixing chemistry, coating papers for our platinum prints, and processing our own digital work.

Artist Studio1104 W Annie St – (512) [email protected] – platinumportraitsphoto.comAccessibility:2

Working with artists and business owners since 2010! Mishell B. Kneeland • 512-965-5461

Justine A. Smith • 512-970-0681llc


211. Stella Alesi – BLACKBOXOilsonpanel

“To progress in life you must give up the things that you do not like. Give up doing the things that you do not like to do. You must find the things that you do like to do. The things that are acceptable to your mind.” - Agnes Martin

Artist Studio1017-A W Milton St – alesiart.comAccessibility:0

212. Sarah Friesema – 5 Oaks Trading Company – TALLERClayconcretepaperplastictextileswaterhopsgrainyeast

TALLER is the home studio from which 5 Oaks Trading Company operates, and answers (in English) the question “what do you want to be when you grow up.” Quero hablar mejor hasta que me garaje TALLER es una broma mejor. Projects are loosely organized into a drinking game: ROCK (ceramic, cement); PAPER (self-explanatory); SCISSORS (cut, collage, paper or plastic? textile, t-shirt) and BEER!

Artist Studio911 W Elizabeth St – (512) [email protected]:2,3

213. FORGE CRAFT Architecture + DesignFORGE x CRAFT + invited artist Erin EdwardsDigital,print,andarylicpainting

Featured work from our studio showcases two contrasting concepts that are central to our practice: the mobilization of raw ideas and the crafting of detail and beauty. Personal creations from our design staff will be on display alongside portrait paintings by featured artist Erin Edwards whose work has been exhibited as part of the City of Austin Cultural Arts Division’s People’s Gallery.

Temporary Exhibition608 W Monroe, Ste C – (512) [email protected] – forgecraftarchitecture.comAccessibility:1,2,3,6

Participants 94

214. Valerie Fowler – Wonder Chamber StudiosOils,watercolor,inkandpencil

My paintings and drawings explore the natural world, our fragile earth, and the mark we humans make on it. Artworks range from large and small format oil paintings to large and small format ink and pencil drawings on paper – all with intense detail and a uniquely personal perspective.

Artist Studio1211 Ravine Dr – (512) 922-1737 – [email protected] valeriefowler.comAccessibility:2

215. Greta OlivasAcrylic,mixedmedia

My work is a collaboration of intuition and exploration. It’s about a relationship with the materials and paint. It involves control and giving up control. When immersed in painting my mind stops and time stands still. For me it’s meditation. Abstract art allows me to be free and gives me permission to express myself instinctively.

Artist Studio1114 Fairmount Ave – [email protected]:7

216. Sally FraserMixedmedium,acrylic,oil

Certain forces lead me to create a painting such as : mystery, curiosity, intrique, and emotions to tease the eye while viewing the abstracts, mixed media and collages.

Artist Studio507 Lockhart Dr – (512) 771-9285 – [email protected]:0


217. Jennifer McClure – You Who Never Arrived – White Box ATXConceptualphotography

Whitebox ATX is an art gallery and studio space located in Austin, Texas. We curate exhibitions and offer residencies for artists, curators and scholars. As Whitebox Press, we publish catalogues, essays, and other writings on contemporary art.

Gallery1908 Newning Ave – (512) 423-6717www.whiteboxatx.com – whiteboxatx.comAccessibility:0

218. Liana Tomchesson – NotArtStudioMetal

I am a 3D artist and metalsmith hell bent on creating a shared space where provocative cultural subjects and finely crafted jewelry and objects coexist.

Artist Studio1904A Newton – [email protected]:4,6,7,8,9

219. Dee McCandlessAtercolor,penandink,charcoal,pencil,andpastel

Dee McCandless works in watercolor, pen & ink, charcoal, pencil, and pastel. Her subject matter includes landscape, still life, and portraits of people and animals. Dee is also a choreographer and musician, best known for “Waterworks”, dances at Barton Springs Pool. She has been a yoga instructor at Austin Community College since 1993.

Artist Studio2101 Wilson St – (512) 775-8866 – [email protected]:0

Participants 96

220. Gene MengerFiberworks,mixedmedia

Gene Menger has been engaged in the creative process for nearly five decades. His work encompasses fabric design, painting, mixed media, dance, film, video, and theater. Menger’s fiber works are in the collections of Ford Motor Company, the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, and Texas Instruments. His fabrics are featured in the book “Contemporary Batik and Tie Dye”.

Artist Studio2101 Wilson St – (512) 415-2776 – [email protected]:7

221. Issa Nyaphaga – Art Overcomes!May15–6-10pm

Live painting performance by Issa Nyaphaga, renowned artist and activist from Cameroon, music from the Djembabes, Guy Forsyth and Bamako Airlines. Food from Wasota African cuisine, drinks, video, silent auction all benefitting community radio in Africa. $40 door, $30 advance donation (food and drink included). Go to radiotaboo.com.

Happening414 Johanna St – (505) 699- 8948 – [email protected] radiotaboo.comAccessibility:0

222. Dameon Lester – Fuzzy – Art for the People GallerySculpture,mixedmedia

Lester transforms modest materials into intricate sculptural forms. In this iteration, pipe cleaners reference the open-celled skeletal structures of Radiolaria, a microscopic plankton-like creature. These sculptures portray a complex aesthetic between human and natural production; both systems control and influence each other, vacillating between the familiar, to objects of natural phenomena.

Gallery1711 S 1st St – (512) 761-4708 – artforthepeoplegallery.cominfo@artforthepeoplegallery.comAccessibility:2,3


223. Susi Brister – Fuzzy – Art for the People GalleryMixedmedia,photography

Brister’s work explores the interplay between the natural world and the synthetic imitations that humans have conceived to re-create nature. Using man-made materials that mimic organic objects and patterned textiles that reference aspects of the natural world, Brister stages and photographs mysterious forms in the landscape as interventions that highlight the slippage between reality and fantasy.

Gallery1711 S 1st St – (512) [email protected] – artforthepeoplegallery.comAccessibility:2,3

224. Julie Williams – South Austin StudioOilpainting,mixedmedia

I am drawn to objects and subject matter that reflect the feminine spirit. Frequently, I choose settings or views that depict a glimpse of a woman’s daily routine or personal attire. If the art evokes a response from the viewer, it’s likely to be one from personal experience. Once the memory is recalled, it becomes a shared experience with the artist - part of our collective feminine mythology.

Artist Studio701 W Mary St – (512) [email protected] – southaustinstudio.comAccessibility:3,5,6,7

225. Ann Seago – guest of Julie WilliamsOils,pastels,photography

Ann approaches her paintings with a sensitivity combining shape, tone, line and color. The inspiration for her preferred subject matter comes from daily life, particularly in and about Austin, and how she can use that in her work to evoke emotion, memories and identity.

Artist Studio701 W Mary St – (512) [email protected] – annseago.comAccessibility:3,5,6,7

Participants 98

226. Cynthia Bloom – guest of Julie WilliamsJewelry

My jewelry features antique, vintage, and modern treasures that I have been collecting for many years—Old World Bohemian glass beads, iridescent glass buttons made from 19th and early 20th century molds, rare Austrian crystals, and beautiful gemstones of unusual character. I infuse these dazzling objets d’art into each unique creation. Shown in stores nationwide for 15 years. Czech it out!

Artist Studio701 W Mary St – (512) 779-7737 – [email protected] cynthiabloom.comAccessibility:3,5,6,7

227. Julie Ahmad – Julie Ahmad Contemporary ArtMixedmediaoncanvas

I’m currently exploring mixed media and incorporating found objects into my art. I found myself drawn to glitter, sequin, beads and anything that sparkles. I chose to celebrate man’s best friend as a gesture of love to the sweet souls that stay so faithfully by our sides.

Artist Studio804 W Mary St – (702) [email protected] – julieahmad.comAccessibility:2,3,6

228. Eli Halpin – guest of Julie AhmadOilpaint

Eli Halpin grew up in Alaska and now lives and paints full time in Austin Texas. Her oil paintings tell stories of living together, working together, eating together, the sacredness of food, friendship, family, sharing and the cycle of life and death. The painted scenes are infused with humor and romance while emphasizing the instinct, intuition and wisdom of nature.

Artist Studio804 W Mary St – [email protected]:2,3,6


229. Philip Rogers – guest of Julie AhmadPhotography

As a photographer and artist my forward projection depends on seeing clearly the space around me. And, in that space, choosing images or moments to convey the specialness that influenced my choice to push the button.

Artist Studio804 W Mary St – (207) [email protected] – philiprogersphotography.comAccessibility:2,3,6

230. Graham Franciose – guest of Julie AhmadWatercolor,ink,andgouacheoncoffeestainedpaper

Graham Franciose’s work reaches back to those times of exploration and imagination, where anything was possible. His whimsical, sometimes emotional, illustrations show a sliver of a story, a moment between the action, leaving the exact circumstances and narrative up to the viewer. There is sense of familiarity and honesty within his characters and scenes, as well as a sense of mystery and wonder.

Artist Studio804 W Mary St – [email protected]:2,3,6

231. Avery Orendorf – Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-OpMurals,handpaintedfurniture,woodart

Avery Orendorf is a mural artist, illustrator and furniture painter. Avery adds hand-painted graphics to walls, furniture and other items that call out for more character. Her work utilizes line work, silhouettes, patterns and color to add an element of playfulness and interest to personal and public spaces.

Artist Studio707 W Live Oak St – (512) [email protected] – averyodesign.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

Participants 100

232. Julie Pelaez – guest of Avery OrendorfSouthside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-OpAlcoholinksandrubbingalcohol

I work best when channeling the emotions I’m experiencing – that we all feel at some point - be it vulnerability, insecurity, embracing change, empowerment, or desiring to improve ourselves. My work is a reflection of my personal journey, with the understanding that we are all continually evolving together.

Artist Studio707 W Live Oak St – [email protected]/juliepelaezAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

233. Roxanne Rathge – guest of Avery Orendorf – Southside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-OpMetallicinkoncottonpaperphotograph

The portraits I am presenting at West are stiff and formal, imbued with a quiet darkness. Their opaqueness is penetrated with gilded geometric forms. The mathematical lines contrast with the organic shapes of the subjects’ faces. I work as a commercial and fine art photographer in Austin, TX.

Artist Studio707 W Live Oak St – roxannejo.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

234. Soo Lee – guest of Avery OrendorfSouthside Gaiety Hall Artists Co-OpCeramics

Working with clay has been a perfect medium that combines my love for nature, graphic design, printmaking and the love of cooking. Currently, I am creating mostly high-fire stoneware on the wheel to bring art for everyday use. The surface treatment of my pots have hand drawn designs which include mishima, sgraffito or tape resist techniques.

Artist Studio707 W Live Oak St – [email protected]:4,5,6,7,8,9


235. Valentina Dorsa – guest of Avery Orendorf – Southside Gaeity Hall Artists Co OpWoodandpaint

These small and quiet wood pieces are the beginning of a new direction for me, though I’ve been working with natural organic forms for some time. I find myself soothed by the natural grains of the wood, and love the way they contrast with the layer of pen and paint. These pieces are inspired by the contrast of my European upbringing and the relative freedom of my new life in the Southwest.

Artist Studio707 W Live Oak St – (512) [email protected] – valentinadorsa.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9

236. Michele Hogan – Far to Fall : Collage Work by Michele Hogan – Austin Public Library: Twin Oaks BranchMixedmedia

Collage artists are hunter-gatherers and searching for images to use is half the fun. I start with an image I’m drawn to and build the piece around it. Materials are sourced from photos, magazines, vintage correspondence and any other ephemera that catches my eye. I enjoy bringing figures into the work because of the stories they suggest.

Temporary Exhibition1800 S 5th St – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

237. Cynthia PierceAcrylic,clay

My deepest desire, is to just make things, and the studios become a play ground where each bowl, drawing, painting can stand complete within itself. I play with grolleg porcelain in search of the perfect bowl. My Texas roots have pulled me back to scenes of “Texanna” where cattle, horses, and dirt dominate my canvases. Color is the major focus in both clay and canvas.

Artist Studio1012 W Johanna St – (512) [email protected] – artofcynthiapierce.comAccessibility:1,2,4,6

Participants 102

238. Croix Williamson – The YardSteel,paint

Using various media to explore shape, form, geometries, color, pattern and repetition to create objects of mystery and intrigue and fantastic windows into imaginary places.

Artist Studio2000 S 7th St – (512) 632-7644 – [email protected]:2,3,7,8

239. Ryan Scott-Nairns – Metalwork AustinThe YardMetal

As Metalwork Austin, Ryan Scott-Nairns and Crew work together to create high quality metal work of all types. We specialize in Custom Furniture, Metal Art, Architectural Ironwork, Gates, Railings, and Metal Signs. Stop by our shop to see what unique projects we are working on, you will surely see something interesting!

Artist Studio2000 S 7th St – (512) [email protected] – metalworkaustin.comAccessibility:2,3,7,8

240. Christopher Franco – Aardvark ForgeThe YardMetal

Design and fabrication of metal architectural hardware.

Artist Studio2000 S 7th St – (512) 633-2784 – [email protected] aardvarkforge.comAccessibility:2,3,7,8

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241. Justin Beal – Automaton Print ForgeThe YardScreenprinting,serigraphy

Automaton Print Forge is the creation of graphic designer and screen-printer Justin Beal. Justin just wants to make cool shirts and posters, that he hopes people will enjoy as much as he enjoys making them.

Artist Studio2000 S 7th St – (512) [email protected] – automatonprintforge.comAccessibility:2,3,7,8

242. Ryan LucierCeramics

Handmade porcelain and stoneware to enhance the home and garden.

Artist Studio2001 S Lamar Blvd, Studio G – (508) [email protected] – etsy.com/shop/rhynoclayworksAccessibility:2,3

243. Nancy Germond – Germond DesignsCeramics

You can never predict the cast of characters that will be created by Nancy of Germond Designs. Clay is the medium of choice but other than that, the ‘sky is the limit’ whether it’s a series of cloud boxes, sculptural figures or handmade dish ware. Making use of many techniques at each stage of the process, the results marry whimsy with practical, and quirkiness with the expected.

Artist Studio2001 S Lamar Blvd , Studio G – (512) [email protected] – germonddesigns.comAccessibility:2,3

Participants 106

244. Brooke Gassiot – guest of Nancy GermondLightsculpture

Gassiot creates atmosphere within unique spaces using light and sculpture. Gassiot’s lighting installations can be found around town at places such as Juniper Restaurant and milk + honey spa, as well as private collections throughout Austin.

Artist Studio2001 S Lamar Blvd , Studio G – (512) [email protected] – gassiotstudio.comAccessibility:2,3

245. Michelle Schwartz, Lyndsie DeCologero, Annie Wells, & Elsie Greer – The FemmesMindzai CreativeMixedmedia,collage,painting

Mindzai Creative and Michelle Schwartz bring together an eclectic group of emerging artists inside Mindzais’ womb. Showing together for the first time as The Femmes we express the powerful experience of being female.

Temporary Exhibition2001 S Lamar Blvd , Ste D – (512) [email protected] – mindzai.netAccessibility:2,3,4,6,7,9

246. Austin Art Garage – Spring CollectionAcrylic,oil,mixedmedia,pen,ink,drawing

For nearly nine years Austin Art Garage has been showcasing local emerging artists and providing new and seasoned collectors an accessible assortment of hand-crafted attainable art work. Whether you’re looking for a gift, or the first significant art piece for a new home, you have the chance to invest in a local artist early in their career and be a part of their journey.

Gallery2200 S Lamar Blvd, Ste J – (512) [email protected]/collections/jake-bryerAccessibility:1,2,3


247. Jake Bryer – Austin Art GarageCompositephotography

Jake Bryer is a composite photography artist and co-founder of the Austin Art Garage in Austin, Texas. His work consists of combining layers of photography to create surreal and painterly landscapes. His main body of work reflects the vibrancy and dynamic energy of his hometown, Austin, Texas.

Artist Studio2200 S Lamar Blvd, Ste J – (512) [email protected] – jakebryer.comAccessibility:1,2,3

248. Joel Ganucheau – Austin Art GarageAcrylic,pencil,oilpastel,spraypaint,xeroxtransfers,oil

I’m a father ..an artist ..a musician ..a night owl ...a daydreamer. My paintings are inspired by my current mood, recent events in my life and completely random visions. I am always experimenting with new techniques and processes to keep things exciting. Making art is very therapeutic and necessary for me. I’m not sure where I would be without it. Thanks for having me.

Artist Studio2200 S Lamar Blvd, Ste J – (512) [email protected] – joelganucheau.comAccessibility:1,2,3

249. Ellen Hunt – Austin Art GarageJewelry

Ellen Hunt’s professional background in architecture and long family history of metalsmithing together create simple, elegant, timeless jewelry. The technical precision used to form each coil,burnish, and form come from a lifetime of passion for design and an innate love of patterns and texture. Ellen is always available to work with you on custom or one of a kind pieces, too.

Gallery2200 S Lamar Blvd, Ste J – (512) [email protected] – huntdesignjewelry.comAccessibility:1,2,3

Participants 108

250. Robert Wymer, Aldo Bohm, Alejandra Almuelle and Rachel Koper – Austin WoodwrightPainting,watercolors,wood,sculptures,drawing,ceramic

Robert Wymer, owner of Austin Woodwright, creates paintings, abstracts and plein air watercolors recently shown at The Renner Project. Aldo Bohm is a master woodworker and artist with an inventory of lathe turned objects, sculpture and furniture. Alejandra Almuelle makes figurative sculptures out of clay, and mixed media. Rachel Koper creates oil paintings, drawings and occasionally watercolors.

Artist Studio2200 S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – austinwoodwright.comAccessibility:1,3,5,8

251. Art from the Streets and Mockingbird Maker – Mockingbird DomesticsAmericanhardwoods,steelandmixedmedias

Mockingbird makes fine crafted furniture in the classic modern style. We tailor our designs to fit our client’s needs. We invite you to visit our showroom featuring our furniture, home goods and during West, a curated selection of Art from the Streets. Meet our workshop craftsmen and learn more about our process and construction.

Gallery2151 S Lamar – (512) 677-4004info@mockingbirddomestics.commockingbirddomestics.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,10

252. Art From The Streets – Mockingbird DomesticsAcryliconpaper,photography,metalwork,mixedmedia

For the past 24 years, homeless and formerly homeless individuals have found free open studio sessions hosted by Art From The Streets in downtown Austin. We host an Annual Show & Sale at the Austin Convention Center in NOV with all proceeds going to the artists. We’re part of West for the second year. Give Art/Give Hope at the AFTS Pop-Up Gallery at Mockingbird Domestics.

Temporary Exhibition2151 S Lamar – (512) 925-6450 – artfromthestreets.orgartfromthestreetsvolunteers@gmail.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,10


253. Wyss Bronko – Drugparty Collaborative Studio C – Thornton Road StudiosMixedmedia,sculpture,installation

A collaborative, immersive mixed media installation by Suzanne Wyss and Holly Bronko. An unfurling of the mind. Come experiment with us.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio C – suzannewyss.comAccessibility:2,3

254. Cindy Corkill – Studio H – Thornton Road StudiosOilandacrylicpainting,hubcapassemblage

My paintings comprise a diary of representational and abstract images. I abstract out of scene what is important to me. I love different sorts of light: In the winter, I paint in my back yard in a plastic greenhouse that diffuses the light wonderfully. In the summer, I paint outside in the direct sun, or more comfortably in the shade! I have a BFA from Alfred University, Alfred, NY.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio Hcindy.corkill.studios@gmail.comcindy-corkill-studios.squarespace.comAccessibility:2,3

255. Mindy Graber – Mindian DesignsThornton Road StudiosMixedmediamosaics

My mosaic artwork emphasizes the integration of hand cut glass, stone, and mixed media, to include fiber, fabrics, paper and assorted natural and personal objects. Whether I am creating wall pieces, residential installations, or any other one of a kind custom design, my process is inspired by colors, textures, patterns and dimension.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J – (512) [email protected] – mindiandesigns.comAccessibility:2

Participants 110

256. Jo Lagattuta – guest of Mindy GraberPrintmaking,mixedmedia

My works utilize printmaking techniques such as monotype, solar plate, intaglio, gelatin print, and collagraph. Often I incorporate a found object to give my print more significance. I enjoy monotype because I can lose myself in the spontaneity of the moment. My intention is to create soft ethereal-like inspirational images and create space for the viewer to experience this ethereal feeling.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J – (512) [email protected] – jolagattuta.comAccessibility:2

257. Christine Gilbert – Studio J – Thornton Road StudiosWatercolorandacrylics

I create expressionistic watercolor and acrylic paintings and make hand-knitted colorful scarves from jewel yarns. I also make lightweight anodized aluminum earrings. I’m a member of the Waterloo Watercolor Group and the Austin Visual Arts Association. I have been at Studio J, 2309 Thornton Road, for 10 years.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio J – (512) [email protected]:3,5,6

258. Rita Marie Ross – Studio L – Thornton Road StudiosWovencopperandaluminumsculpture,argentiumsterling

jewelry

Rita Marie Ross has been working in non-ferrous metals for over 35 years. Be it a large scale woven copper wire sculpture or a small hand crafted piece of jewelry, her attention to detail is evident. She metaphorically and physically weaves her memories and imagination into each piece.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L – (512) [email protected] – ritamarieross.comAccessibility:2,3


259. Jacob Colburn – guest of Rita Marie RossCopper

In 2007 Jacob began an apprenticeship under his father Daryl G Colburn and began creating on his own. Together they started Colburn Studios and began showcasing their art in many galleries and shows. In 2011, Daryl Colburn passed away suddenly. Jacob continues to learn and create art with his own style from the knowledge passed down from his father.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L – (512) [email protected] – jacobgcolburn.comAccessibility:2,3

260. Sandy Muckleroy – Thornton Road StudiosBronzefabricatedsculpturesmountedonmineralspecimens

I grew up playing in the sand dunes of Lake Michigan and accompanying my sculptor parents to art shows throughout the mid west and south. The impressions taken in, from nature and art, continue to be my greatest inspiration. I bring together bronze, beautiful gems and minerals, and an oxy-acetylene torch to create bonsai-inspired trees and other organic forms.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio L – (512) [email protected]:2,3,4,6

261. Greg Davis – Gusto Studios – Thornton Road StudiosPhotography

National Geographic Creative Photographer – Large Limited Edition Fine Art Collector’s Pieces and small matted prints available for collection.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio M – (512) 228-0995greg@gregdavisphotography.comgregdavisphotography.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Participants 112

262. Fireseed Clay Art Studios – Thornton Road StudiosCeramic

Owned by Rick Van Dyke. Fireseed Clay Art Studios rents space to more than 25 potters making everything from sculpture to dinnerware. This working community is a hub of creativity and collaboration.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio O – (512) [email protected] – fireseedclaystudios.comAccessibility:2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10

263. Rick Van Dyke – Fireseed Clay Art Studios Thornton Road StudiosCeramicsucculentplanters

I want my pots to look alive, like they hatched from eggs or grew from seeds. My pottery is organic, highly textural, and colorful. I make a lot of cactus and succulent planters.

Artist Studio2309 Thornton Rd, Studio O – (512) [email protected] – rickvandykestudio.comAccessibility:2,3

264. Mary HunterMixedmedia,collage,assemblage,painting,photography

Mary Hunter is best known for her earthy, textural, symbolic and intuitive mixed media works in collage, assemblage, painting and photography.

Artist Studio1000 Juanita St – (512) 788-1799 – [email protected]:2,3,6


265. Saul Jerome San JuanAcrylicpaintandgraphite

Instagram is to a Filipino-American as the South Pacific was to Gauguin in desiring the distant, primitive, exotic, beautiful, and human. Out of thousands of digital images, singular artifacts of plastic pigment paint an obsessive visual ethnography of youthful, heterosexual, white, masculine, and Protestant identities fermenting in the heat of the American South during a time of social upheaval.

Artist Studio2606 Wilson St, #502 – [email protected]:0

266. Eliza Jade San Juan – guest of Saul Jerome San JuanInkandwatercoloronpaper

Ink and watercolor works of illustration and abstract art with a focus on visual texture and improvisational composition. The audience is invited to create a narrative guided by organic shapes and iridescent color.

Artist Studio2606 Wilson St, #502 – [email protected]:0

267. Navasota Sering – guest of Saul Jerome San JuanMixedmedia

2D work, with a focus in watercolor painting, sometimes integrated with writing and audio. Occasional musings on persimmons.

Artist Studio2606 Wilson St, #502 – (512) [email protected]:2

Participants 114

268. Denise Dodd – guest of Saul JeromeSan JuanAcryliconcanvas,mixedmedia

Using spirit guided inspiration and my own intuition, I paint what I call “botanical and ethereal abstracts” on canvas incorporating my own hand made paper and other found tidbits. I work both large and small and usually have 6-8 paintings going at the same time. My work has been called colorful, happy, vibrant, whimsical and energetic.

Artist Studio2606 Wilson St, #502 – (707) [email protected] – denisedoddarts.comAccessibility:0

269. Lucian Richards – guest of Saul Jerome San JuanAcrylicpaintongallery-wrappedcanvas

“There is not a single true work of art that has not in the end added to the inner freedom of each person who has known and loved it” (Camus). These words sum up why I work as an artist. In creating art, I wish to bring to life visions of color and form that will inspire those who experience it.

Artist Studio2606 Wilson St, #502 – (512) [email protected] – revolucianarts.comAccessibility:1,2,7,9

270. Donna Starnes – Donna Starnes CreativeAcrylic,alcoholink,photography

Donna has lived in Austin since 1981. In that time, she has transformed her years of graphic design experience into the exploration of visual arts, including primarily photography and painting. She has a keen eye for color and composition and a deep appreciation for “the creative moment”. Donna’s work, sometimes called “organic abstract,” is fun, energetic, inspirational, and expressive. She brings beauty from and into everyday life.

Artist Studio2613 Wilson St – (512) [email protected] – donnastarnes.comAccessibility:0

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271. Joy Noguess – Tiny Happy ClayEarthenwareclay,glaze

The feeling you get when something in your life is truly enjoyed – when you honestly derive happiness from an object or experience – that is what motivates me. I create functional and decorative ceramics for the home and garden by layering pops of color and graphic decals over the natural white clay body.

Artist Studio2711 La Mesa Dr – [email protected]:2,3,6

272. Dawn Winter – guest of Joy NoguessAcrylicpaintingsongallery-wrappedcanvases

I love color and texture and this passion is reflected in my multi-layered paintings which are created with keeping a sense of color, balance and depth in mind. A visit to the galleries of Santa Fe prompted me to pursue my then unrecognized creative side...and it’s the creative process while painting that I’ve come to value and appreciate in myself and others.

Artist Studio2711 La Mesa Dr – (512) [email protected] – dawnwinter.netAccessibility:2,3,6

273. Mariel Fogel – guest of Joy NoguessPreciousmetals,preciousstones,wood,misc

Jewelry provides opportunity for intimate experience with sculpture. The jewelry I create comes from a fondness for both sculpture and miniatures, and strange, enigmatic scientific discovery. I love to create a larger than life sensation where the viewers can get lost in thought. I’m drawn to the versatility of metal, but will use any material that can withstand the demands of the wearer.

Artist Studio2711 La Mesa Dr – marielfogel.weebly.comAccessibility:2,3,6

Participants 118

274. Jessica Alexander – Hilltopper StudioPhotography,painting,screen-printingandmixedmedia

Hilltopper Studio features the talents of four artists – Sarah Frankie Linder, Jessica Alexander, William Kern and Alexander Freeman – under one roof for an engaging juxtaposition of artworks. Through a variety of subject matter, such as animals, urban spaces, still life and portraits, each individual’s passion and vision come to life in their 78704 studio.

Artist Studio3005 Oak Crest Ave – [email protected]:3

275. Stevan AlcalaDigitalphotography

I capture the life in the moment rather than the moment itself. I find inspiration through architecture, graphic design, music and the musicians that I photograph.

Artist Studio2909 Oak Crest Ave, Apt B – (310) [email protected] – alcalaphotography.comAccessibility:0

276. Melissa GrimesOilpainting,collage,multimedia,ceramicsculpture

Oil paintings, multimedia collages and ceramic sculptures shown in an 1889 Victorian home in South Austin, 78704.

Artist Studio901 Cumberland Rd – (512) [email protected] – melissagrimes.comAccessibility:0


277. Marian Haigh – guest of Melissa GrimesWood-firedstonewareandporcelainclay

I am intrigued with the workings of nature and human stories. Dualities interest me, also our passions, myths, and dreams. I seek to express feelings with clay—perhaps longing for strength and beauty. This clay-making process is a way to lighten my spirit or chart a new course for the future. My porcelain and stoneware vessels are hand built and fired in a wood kiln for 20 hours.

Artist Studio901 Cumberland Rd – (512) [email protected] – marianhaigh.comAccessibility:0

278. M.L.E.Watercolor,charcoal,audio,video,foundobjectsculpture

I prefer the label Provocateur over Artist, and the media I choose to work with depend heavily my subject. My current project – Don’t Talk About It – explores the culture of silence surrounding domestic abuse relationships through a body of work comprised of watercolor paintings, charcoal drawings, audiovisual installation, and found object sculpture.

Artist Studio1401 Cinnamon Path, Ste BAccessibility:2,3,6

279. Stephan WerbeckJewelrymadewithplatinum,gold,silver,diamonds,gems

Celebrating the art of jewelry design by showcasing our custom designed and Austin made jewelry. Our pieces are forged with platinum, gold, silver, diamonds and colored gemstones in a studio setting. We also support local artists by displaying Austin artists’ visual works in our gallery space.

Artist Studio2620 S Lamar, Ste A – (512) [email protected] – caleesidesigns.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9

Participants 120

280. Jordan GentryOil,acrylic

My portraits are guided by the subtle lines that make up facial structure. I exaggerate and abstract these faint forms using geometric shapes and layers of vibrant color.

Artist Studio2110 La Casa – [email protected]:2,7

280. Steef Crombach – guest ofJordan GentryAbstractpaintinginstallation

Although my work radiates a resolute materiality in a firm shape, my approach to the world is poetic and very speculative. I question the status of objects and situations. In my work I relativize concrete manifestations by adding an almost identical second layer to them. The work I show at West is inspired by my previous visit to Austin coming from a Dutch perspective.

Artist Studio2110 La Casa – [email protected]:2,7

281. Shakti SarkinOils,acrylics,carand’ache,sculpture

We seem to be matter and energy: liquid, elements, stardust, light. Driven to explore these intangibles, I transfer my experiences onto canvas for examination. While awakening from a dream last year, I saw trees, sky and water sliding into each other, morphing into a beautiful and ethereal landscape. This transcendent experience has influenced my recent work. Please visit us during the tour.

Artist Studio2111 Montclaire St – (512) [email protected] – shaktisarkin.comAccessibility:0


282. Cheryl Finfrock – guest of Shakti SarkinPaintingsonclaybord

I like the idea that stories told with images can communicate silently but not necessarily quietly. My current series of paintings depicts the character of both place and person. I regard the picture plane as a stage and those who occupy it characters with their paradoxical natures and predicaments.

Artist Studio2111 Montclaire St – (512) [email protected] – cherylfinfrock.comAccessibility:0

283. Brady FernOilandacrylicpainting,screenprinting

Doing artwork, for me, is an expression of a nonverbal moment, an exploration of inner consciousness, released through color and space. I long to capture these fleeting moments, vague yet intense. I am most often inspired by light and music. My artwork includes painting, screen printing, mixed media, and installation art.

Artist Studio2902 Oakhaven Dr – [email protected]:2,3

284. Jim StaffordSinkercypressandreclaimedlongleafpine

Functional furniture built with reclaimed wood using old-world techniques. Hand made joinery including dovetails and mortise-tenon construction.

Artist Studio2405 Bluffview Dr – (512) [email protected] – staffordwoodworks.comAccessibility:2,3

Participants 122

285. Chris Guarino – From the UnknownART on 5thSculpture,painting,mixedmedia,drawing

ART on 5th represents an eclectic collection of local, national and international artists in a 7,000 square foot space. Along with a permanent collection of “The Secret Art of Dr. Seuss,” the gallery houses hundreds of original film posters from all over the world. During West, the gallery will be featuring an exhibition of sculptures by Austin based artist Chris Guarino and holding a reception with the artist on Saturday, May 21st from 7-9pm.

Gallery3005 S Lamar Blvd – (512) [email protected] – arton5th.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10

286. Issa Nyaphaga – Urban WayART on 5thAcrylicpaint,hair,feathers,mud,pencil

Issa Nyaphaga was jailed and tortured for his political cartoons in the 1990s in Cameroon, West Africa. He now uses art to empower his community by raising funds to bring wheelchairs, fresh water and medicine to his village. He combines elements of body painting, live music, and improvised dance to create original pieces. He encourages others to develop a resilient process through which we can all can affect cultural change.

Gallery3005 S Lamar, Ste C 110 B – (505) [email protected] – issuetv.orgAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,10

287. Virginia FleckPlasticbags,coloredacrylic

Original art, prints and artist editions made from up-cycled plastic bags.

Artist Studio1900 Larchmont Dr – (512) [email protected] – virginiafleck.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10


288. Yuliya Lanina – guest of Virginia FleckMixedmedia,painting,video

Yuliya Lanina’s paintings, animations and animatronic sculptures portray alternate realities that fuse fantasy, femininity, and humor. She is particularly interested in turning the traditional medium of painting into a multi-dimensional and interactive experience for the viewer. Yuliya is a guest artist of Virgina Fleck.

Artist Studio1900 Larchmont Dr – [email protected]:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

289. Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders – Patience Blythe and Matt SmithMixedmedia:multipleapplications

The Ann Richards School is the only 6th-12th grade public school in Austin where 100% of students are engaged in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math (STEAM). Through our STEAM-focused curriculum and Maker education, we are creating a female workforce prepared to support the nation’s high-tech and leading STEM employers in industries where women are traditionally under-represented.

Artist Studio2206 Prather Ln – (512) [email protected] – annrichardsschool.orgAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

290. David Amdur – David Amdur Custom DesignsWoodworking,sculpture,furniture

Welcome to the world of David Amdur, my dream project. I built the house and the studio, created art, furniture, sculptures – Now, Dinnerware is my latest obsession. Articulated shapes in the finest woods -spoons, forks, plates & saucers + The Amdur Gallery Collection: paintings, photography, carvings, mosaics, mirror frames, custom furniture…Outside: a wild acre w/ a fish pond.

Artist Studio4000 Clawson Rd – (512) [email protected] – davidamdur.comAccessibility:2

Participants 124

291. Charyl ColemanVintageandantiquetextiles

Narrative storytelling with an amazing array of vintage and antique textiles and accouterments. A delectable space to behold.

Artist Studio4102 Valley View Rd – [email protected]:0

292. Emily ColemanOilpaint,bone,shell,keratin,leaves,wood

While I have and do work within traditional mediums such as oil paint, I also enjoy exploring the use of unconventional materials. I’m especially drawn to anything that can be found readily in nature. It’s these explorations into unusual mediums that I enjoy the most.

Artist Studio4102 Valley View Rd – (512) [email protected] – mlecoleman.comAccessibility:0

293. George HuffmanOilpaintings

George E. Huffman is a visual artist who was born in 1966 near Philadelphia, raised outside of New York City, developed as an artist in Tucson, Arizona and has called Austin, Texas home for the last decade. He began his artistic career as a painter and printmaker after earning a Bachelors of Fine Art from Villanova University in 1987.

Artist Studio4513 Frontier Tr – (512) [email protected] – georgehuffman.comAccessibility:0


294. Daniel Escobar – ÓraleMixed,mixedaround

Come into a stranger’s home, make small talk and flee with finger foods.

Artist Studio1902 Forestglade Dr – (512) [email protected]:2,3

295. Rick and Lisa Loudermilk2D

Geometric watercolors, felicitous oil pastel landscapes, transcendental digital collage, lo-fi digital 2D “sculpting”, and 2D mixed media from two artists in their home-based studios.

Artist Studio2014A Jones Rd – (512) 963-5812 – [email protected]:3,7,10

296. Cat Quintanilla – Stone Carver Cat’s Art Compound and Sculpture GardenStone

Come visit an intriguing working art studio and sculpture garden perched along a verdant SW conservation area. In the lushly planted inner courtyards enjoy large hand carved sculptures in marble and in sustainable native Texas limestone. Indoors, discover colorful contemporary, yet playful, alabasters, marbles and soapstones. Here we practice “Art as an opportunity for a shared human experience”.

Artist Studio43 Pillow Rd – (512) 788-1862 – [email protected] stonecarvercat.comAccessibility:2,3

Participants 126

297. Dana BrownPainting,printing,sculpture,andmixedmedia

My work stems from my interest in materials, patterns, colors, and collecting. I obsessively arrange and layer to highlight repetition and relationships in both the final image and in its creation. I utilize and often combine various traditional processes and apply my sense of humor and appreciation for nostalgia.

Artist Studio6200 Bridlington Cr – [email protected]:2,3,6

298. Sara VanderbeekOilpainting,printmaking,drawing

Come by to see new work and my newly constructed converted garage studio!

Artist Studio5701 Lewood Dr – (718) [email protected] – saravanderbeek.comAccessibility:2,3,4,6,7,10

299. Elise ChevalierMixedmedia,oil,acrylic,wire,wax

Dense, trippy mixed media paintings, sculptures, and remixed picture books are treasure maps. They direct you to hidden worlds and invite you to create your own.

Artist Studio5103 Orleans Ct – (512) 200-9622 – babushco.comAccessibility:0

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300. Kyle Gross – Stones Throw StudioSilver,goldandothermetals

As a jewelry designer I strive to create pieces that capture the simple elegance that I see in nature by incorporating its textures, motifs, and designs into my work. Textures are hammered or roller milled onto the metal to give the pieces their unique look and interesting stones are incorporated to bring their innate beauty into the design.

Artist Studio5247 Meadow Creek Dr – (512) [email protected] – stonesthrowstudio.comAccessibility:0

301. Philip EdgertonSteelandwood

Maker of custom lighting, furniture, and home goods, using both new and found materials for a uniquely modern and industrial style. Handmade here in Austin, and built to last a lifetime.

Artist Studio1111 Radam Cr – (215) [email protected] – edgeworksdesign.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5

302. Sarah BorkPhotographyandfusedplasticbags

All of my work is about exploration and permission. Quilts: Heritage & Adventure: examines how events in my grandmothers’ lives filtered down to impact mine. These ‘quilts’ are made of fused plastic bags. This year I will also be showing a few pieces from Liquid Love, my new series of gratitude notes to swimming pools and water for being one of the great comforts of my life.

Artist Studio4614 Jinx Ave – [email protected]:3,8

Participants 130

303. Kat McTee – guest of Sarah BorkMixedmediaonfabricandpaper

Works on fabric and paper. Processes include: screenprinting, dye & discharge processes, monoprinting, photography and obsessive hand embroidery in various combinations. Visual meanderings through lost landscapes scattered with motel signs, scraps of text, circus ladies, and your grandmother’s pocketbook.

Artist Studio4614 Jinx Ave – (512) [email protected] – artcloth.comAccessibility:3,8

304. Caroline Walker – Pure Pariah StudioDigitalphotocollagecombinedwithtraditionalmedia

Come check out these collage works that explore a meeting point between digital design tools and traditional mediums. The work combines drawing and painting with found images or digitally manipulated photos to create an alternate world or unique environment on the page.

Artist Studio4507 S 2nd St – (646) [email protected] – purepariah.comAccessibility:2,6

305. Ion ArtNeon,metal,paint

Ion Art is a design + build studio specializing in neon signs, architectural features, and large scale art. Our team has artists in multiple fields including neon, metal, and graphic art. We’ve made and refurbished some of Austin’s most iconic signs, including the ACL Music Fest guitar, and the State Theater blade. Our workshop contains a neon bending studio, an art gallery, and a fabrication shop.

Artist Studio407 Radam Ln, Bldg A – (512) 326-9333 – [email protected] ionart.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9


306. Patina Collective – guest of Ion ArtCollaborativecoffeeillustrations

We’re a native Austin collective who are inspired by circular and natural themes, all infused with espresso! A trio who encompasses images of cycles of nature and cycles of civilization, all while having fun with our drink of choice! Our freedom is found in our creativity.

Artist Studio407 Radam Ln, Bldg A – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9

307. 407 RADAMWoodworking,sculpture,furniture

We are a group of craftsmen that utilize this shop space to create both our individual and collaborative works. We have a range of pieces showcased: finely crafted furniture, sculptures, and wood art.

Artist Studio407 Radam Ln, Bldg D – (512) [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

308. Chuck VoelterOilandurethaneoncanvas,hempcanvas,andplywood

In painting I’ve found the opportunity to create a world that fuses the literal with the ephemeral, nature and human nature, plants and animals, the macro to the micro; when I paint shapes, with lines or with poured paint, I often seek to mimic forms I know from the human body and the natural world in combinations that evoke a primal familiarity.

Artist Studio209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 213 – (512) [email protected] – chuckvoelter.comAccessibility:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Participants 132

309. Leslie Filip – SoCo Industrial Arts StudiosWood,metals,cncrouting,laser,wideformatprinting

We make furniture of all kinds, from whimsical to very high end. Using production methods that include CNC routing, welding, laser cutting, and design software, we not only produce our own lines, but offer these same services to other artists. We can help bring a high level of craftsmanship to your project, whether you are starting with just an idea or a complete blueprint. Commissions accepted.

Artist Studio209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 – (512) [email protected] – socoia.comAccessibility:2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

310. Matthew Brown – Only Sun Woodworks SoCo Industrial Arts StudiosFurniture,wood,metal,installation,design

Only Sun Woodworks is a design/build company specializing in fine furniture and spatial design. Matt Brown, owner, has expertise working with local business owners as well as home owners. Only Sun Woodworks combines quality construction with thoughtful design.

Artist Studio209 E Ben White Blvd, Ste 106 – (512) [email protected] – onlysunwoodworks.comAccessibility:2,3,4,6,7,8,9

311. Resin Rose – The Tufted DoorBirchandmaplehardwood,fabric,organiclatex,metal

Resin Rose Sustainable Furniture proudly introduces an iconic heirloom line of innovative, sustainable furniture designed to grow and adapt to the modern lifestyle. One piece with endless possibilities. Functional, modular, stylish, & sustainable.

Artist Studio113 Industrial, Bldg A-3 – (512) [email protected] – resinrose.comAccessibility:4,5,6,7,8,9,10


312. Jane Moon – Studio 103Acrylicpaintonglass

Back painted glass abstracts.

Artist Studio820 Shelby Ln, Unit #103 – [email protected]:6

313. Lee Ross – Back Painted GlassStudio 103Backpaintedglass

I am a visual artist who is interested in nontraditional applications of acrylic painting. Currently my work is painting on the back of glass with acrylic paints. To work directly on glass, the composition needs to be reversed, and the order of the layering is switched; from bottom/back to front/top. All images are lit from the front unleashing, the “life” in the paintings.

Artist Studio820 Shelby Ln, Unit #103 – [email protected]:6

314. Saybra GilesMixedmediaphotocollage

I take photographs of small things: found objects, tiny creatures, minutiae we really don’t notice. I’m drawn to small creatures within their own ecosystems and to objects that become lost in the background. I create collages using image transfers from my photographs. My work explores relationships between human nature and the symbolism presented by small creatures or objects.

Artist Studio5202 Fort Mason Dr – (325) 518-5022 – [email protected] saybragilesfineart.comAccessibility:0

Participants 134

315. Koren LeClairSilver,gold,orcopperjewelrywithwood,enamelandresin

A former graphic designer, my jewelry combines modern design elements such as clean lines, bold colors, and organic shapes with the ancient techniques of metalsmithing. Working primarily in sterling silver with occasional uses of copper and gold, I love to incorporate unique materials such as enamel, resin and wood. Favorite techniques include box construction and inlay.

Artist Studio5202 Fort Mason Dr – (602) [email protected] – korenleclair.comAccessibility:0

316. Rebecca Wood – guest of Saybra Giles & Koren LeClairCharcoal,watercolor,acrylic,ink,printmaking

The things that motivate me in the making of art are simple: happiness, fun, and unexpected beauty. While this certainly pertains to subject matter, it also relates to the process, even the struggle, of making art.

Artist Studio5202 Fort Mason Dr – [email protected]:0

317. Brian PhillipsSalvagedwoodartist

Self taught salvaged wood artist. I create my work out of discarded materials. I try to have fun with the imagery as well as the titles. I want to open up my studio for people to see where I come everyday to create the work I make. It’s a converted shipping container, finished out with salvaged items. I hope you can swing by and say hi! (Dogs welcome!) HAVE FUN • ENJOY LIFE

Artist Studio6203 Glen Meadow Dr – [email protected]:0


318. Matthew WarrenSculpture,printmaking,painting,mixedmedia,digital

I like making neat stuff. I like taking things apart. I like finding new and interesting ways of utilizing and extending the life of otherwise overlooked, expendable materials. Like a hip hop artist samples old jazz, funk and soul records for their tracks, I sample technology, industrial design, manufacturing and popular culture for my works. Math and geometry too. Also humor and comedy.

Artist Studio6509 Bluesky Way – [email protected]:2,3,5,6

319. Marilyn SkalbergOil,acrylic,ink

At once playful and unsettling, these diminutive paintings are metaphors for questions about life: what we see and what we know. The owl is a complex symbol of protection, darkness, wisdom, and foreboding. In this series, expressionless owls show up as masked stand-ins shrouded in protective human garb. Keeping silent. Watching. Marilyn Skalberg is an American artist that works in painting, drawing, and print.

Artist Studio1203 Spearson Ln – (402) [email protected] – marilynskalberg.comAccessibility:2,3,6

320. Articulture Designs – Monique CapanelliLivingart,plants,furnituredesign,gardendecor

Art with plants. Décor with personality. Landscapes with equanimity. Articulture Designs is an Austin-based design firm and gallery using plants and natural elements as a primary medium. Come visit our brand new 2,200 sq.ft. studio and boutique showcasing groundbreaking interior design and innovative living art. Relax in the ¾-acre gardens and enjoy yourself. Art is Alive® with Articulture®.

Temporary Exhibition6405 Manchaca Rd – (512) [email protected] – articulturedesigns.comAccessibility:1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9

Participants 136

321. Austin Art Refugees – Sound:VisionSpace Rehearsal & RecordingPainting,drawing,photography,prints

Austin Art Refugees presents Sound:Vision featuring artists: Bart Kibbe, Hannah Lee, Dave McClinton, Patrick Moran and Ann Wieding. The artists bring a unique interpretation to the exhibit’s theme, which was influenced by the music being made within Space Rehearsal & Recording. Austin Art Refugees works as an artist collective to bring increased visibility and opportunities to artists in Austin.

Temporary Exhibition7915 Manchaca Rd – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

322. Ann Alva Wieding – Austin Art Refugees Sound:Vision – Space Rehearsal & RecordingPhotography,collage

I am a photographer that is captivated by the patterns that emanate from nature. I strive to capture and display the visual drama that is the interplay between light and color. I focus my lens on a moment in time where the light emanating from the Sun and the Moon may never be the same again. I then printed on metal in order to share the radiance of the light from that moment with the viewer.

Temporary Exhibition7915 Manchaca Rd – [email protected]:1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

323. Dave McClinton – Austin Art RefugeesSound:Vision – Space Rehearsal & RecordingDigitalcollage

My work is under the direct influence of my 20+ year career as a graphic designer. I’m either decorating with landscapes or speaking on cultural issues with human figures and faces. I want to show you something familiar and then alter your perspective. And honestly, beyond that, I want you to enjoy what you’re looking at. I can’t help but share what’s in my head.

Temporary Exhibition7915 Manchaca Rd – (512) [email protected] – davemcclinton.comAccessibility:1,2,7


p111 2woLines260

p131 407RADAM307

p59 ANightwithWest

CampusWomen129

p54 AardvarkForge120

p75 ACCKramerGallery169

p75 Ahmad,Umbreen170

p98 Ahmad,Julie227

p82 Akers,Larry186

p118 Alcala,Stevan275

p93 Alesi,Stella211

p118 Alexander,Jessica274

p10 Allsup,Neeka5

p108 Almuelle,Alejandra250

p123 Amdur,David290

p102 AnnRichardsSchoolforYoung

WomenLeaders240

p26 Appleton,Sara48

p136 ArcoftheArts

Studio&Gallery321

p97 ArtforthePeopleGallery223

p123 ArtofTexasStudio&Gallery289

p122 ARTon5th286

p69 artStarPottery152

p22 Arvelo,Efrain35

p33 Athey,Thomas63

p47 Atkinson,Christin99

p9 AustinAntiqueMall,The2

p106 AustinArtGarage246

p136 AustinArtRefugees323

p10 AustinArtSpace6

p34 AustinCreativeReuse66

p75 APL:FaulkBranch171

p9 APL:LittleWalnutCreekBranch1

p10 APL:NorthVillageBranch4

p41 APL:RecycledReads86

p101 APL:TwinOaksBranch236

p41 APL:YarboroughBranch87

p108 AustinWoodwright250

p105 AutomatonPrintForge241

p89 Awn,Kerry207

p74 BarminskiJohnson,Mary168

p65 Battani,KristyDarnell147

p71 Bayer,Theresa159

p105 Beal,Justin241

p73 Bellonci,Peter165

p21 Bent,Jeff31

p25 Berg,Sonya45

p36 Bermondy,Marion71

p53 Berry,Emily117

p11 Bibbee,Sharon8

p6 BlantonMuseumofArtK

p47 Blazek,Marie98

p98 Bloom,Cynthia226

p123 Blythe,Patience289

p86 Bobo,McConnell197

p28 Bogart,Morgan52

p108 Bohm,Aldo250

p84 Bolton,Karen192

p129 Bork,Sarah302

p82 Borrelli,Rebecca185

p29 Bostic,Gable55

p35 Bower,Erin69

p75 Brainard,George171

p97 Brister,Susi223

p109 Bronko,Wyss253

p126 Brown,Dana297

p132 Brown,Matthew310

p38 Bruemmer,Kelly77

p107 Bryer,Jake247

p15 Buxani,Neena19

p135 Capanelli,Monique320

p2 CapitalMetroC

p30 Carroll,Debbie60

p1 CasaNeverlandiaB

p24 Cauthern,William40

p37 Celusniak,Chris74

p18 Chappell,Chris28

p83 Chaussonnet,Valerie189

p27 Cheavens,Ted49

p27 CheavensGallery49

p3 Chenoweth,JenniferE

p126 Chevalier,Elise299

p15 Christensen,Hilary20

p83 Cipleu,Malina188

p61 Clay,CarlaJ.133

p77 Co-LabProjects175

p111 Colburn,Jacob259

p124 Coleman,Charyl291

p124 Coleman,Emily292

xiii CommunityBreakfast

p5 ContemporaryAustin,TheJ

p109 Corkill,Cindy254

p84 Cosmos+Caos191

p17 Cox,Archie26

p58 Cox,BShawn126

p120 Crombach,Steef280

p25 Cruz,John44

p14 Cullen,Suzanne16

p45 Davis,Krysti92

p60 Davis,April132

p111 Davis,Greg261

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p57 destijl|PODIUMFORART123

p106 DeCologero,Lyndsie245

p78 DeFrese,Jerry180

p48 Delaney,Tom102

p23 Deraet,Faustinus37

p13 Deutsch,Beverly13

p60 Diebold,Casey130

p114 Dodd,Denise268

p123 DonnaStarnesCreative290

p101 Dorsa,Valentina235

p78 DoughertyArtsCenter178

p5 DoughertyArtsCenterI

p1 DoughertyArtsCenterA

p109 DrugpartyCollaborative253

xii DueWest

p51 Ecotopes110

p129 Edgerton,Philip301

p30 Edwards,Hank59

p48 Ek,Carla100

p114 EkCreationsStudio270

p76 Elbaum,Pamela174

p49 ElisabetNeyMuseum105

p6 ElisabetNeyMuseumL

p53 EMLstudio115

p58 EmptyHouseProductions125

p125 Escobar,Daniel294

p16 Escobedo,Santiago24

p48 EstudioBradlio100

p47 EyePlayStudio99

p58 Falconer,Pat124

p121 Fern,Brady283

p132 Filip,Leslie309

p121 Finfrock,Cheryl282

p112 FireseedClayArtStudios263

p3 FisterraStudioE

p122 Fleck,Virginia287

p117 Fogel,Mariel273

p93 FORGECRAFT

Architecture+Design213

p94 Fowler,Valerie214

p65 Fox,KristenA.145

p9 Frampton,Gabriel1

p99 Franciose,Graham230

p102 Franco,Christopher240

p88 Franklin,Jim203

p94 Fraser,Sally216

p16 Freeman,Darryl23

p93 Friesema,Sarah212

p64 Fritz,Julie143

p45 FrustLabs91

p21 FullMoon/YellowHouseStudio32

p51 Fulton,Denise111

p27 GKronkeStudios51

p107 Ganucheau,Joel248

p51 Garmendia-Mederos,

Yordanis109

p88 Garrett,Danny202

p106 Gassiot,Brooke244

p2 GenerousArtD

p120 Gentry,Jordan280

p105 Germond,Nancy243

p105 GermondDesigns243

p110 Gilbert,Christine257

p133 Giles,Saybra314

p59 GlassBlowingAustin128

p25 Goode,Larry43

p61 Gordon,Rebecca135

p57 Gottlieb,Nell122

p109 Graber,Mindy255

p65 Grasham,Morgan146

p106 Greer,Elsie245

p118 Grimes,Melissa276

p129 Gross,Kyle300

p122 Guarino,Chris285

p86 Guda,Nelson196

p24 GullettElementary41

p17 Gunter,Cliona27

p28 GustoStudios52

p45 GuzuGallery93

p119 Haigh,Marian277

p98 Halpin,Eli228

p41 Harris,Vicki86

p49 Hassin,Jenn105

p70 Hayman,Carol156

p63 Henry,Adreon139

p22 Hicks,Winston36

p111 HilltopperStudio261

p101 Hogan,Michele236

p63 Holman,Soña141

p87 Hook,Cass199

p41 Hooks,SwavaPearl85

p41 Hooper,Thomas87

p61 Horbal,Katie134

p124 Huffman,George293

p13 Hughes,Kay14

p107 Hunt,Ellen249

p112 Hunter,Mary264

p46 Hynes,Christopher94

p26 IndustryPrintShop46

p118 IonArt274

p54 Irvine,Madeline119

p37 Jackson,Cara75


p88 James,Roi204

p21 Jeffers,Bill33

p16 Jeffords,Nicole22

p35 Jerry’sArtarama69

p69 Johnson,Ann151

p29 Jolly,Lawrence57

p37 Jorge,Marlene73

p87 Juke,Guy201

p52 Kale,Christy113

p74 Kelley,Dwain167

p14 Kennard,MaryJo17

p54 Kim,JieunBeth120

p47 Kittrell,Kerry97

p34 Klump,Anne64

p11 Knox,Jan7

p76 Knox,Jan173

p39 Kolesar,Negina79

p81 Konvicka,Julie183

p108 Koper,Rachel250

p69 Kovach,Jamie153

p118 Kraus,Alexis197

p15 Kretschmar,Mare21

p27 Kronke,Glenda51

p42 Kuehne,John89

p12 Kukreja,Sonali12

p40 Kull,Martha82

p77 LaPeñaGallery177

p110 Lagattuta,Jo256

p38 Lamplugh,David78

p123 Lanina,Yuliya288

p72 Larson,Eve161

p23 Latimer,Laura38

p134 LeClair,Koren315

p100 Lee,Soo234

p96 Lester,Dameon222

p12 Lewis,Melanie10

p5 lineuponlinepercussion I

p83 Loomis,Andrea187

p53 Lothspeich,Eric115

p125 Loudermilk,Lisa295

p125 Loudermilk,Rick295

p27 Lucier,Claudine50

p105 Lucier,Ryan242

p119 M.L.E.278

p64 MacQueen,Lucy142

p54 Madandar,Sara120

p52 Maloff,Chalda112

p28 MarketplaceArtGallery

andStudios53

p66 MaterialsLab150

p60 Mathias,Angela131

p47 Maxfield,Bradford99

p95 McCandless,Dee219

p136 McClinton,Dave323

p95 McClure,Jennifer217

p85 McDonald,Kelli193

p130 McTee,Kat303

p63 MedicalArtsGallery139

p96 Menger,Gene220

p59 MerchantDavison,Kaitlin127

p35 Merrill,Megan68

p130 MetalworkAustin305

p77 Mexic-ArteMuseum176

p3 Mexic-ArteMuseumF

p106 MindzaiCreative245

p108 MockingbirdDomestics252

p133 Moon,Jane312

p72 Moore,Marjorie162

p111 Muckleroy,Sandy260

p73 MuseumofCollectibles&

Curiosities163

p40 Nakra,ManikRaj83

p90 Narum,JonEric209

p11 Nasky,MarilynRea9

p120 Nelsen,Carson280

p46 Nelson,Andy96

p12 Newman,Ann11

p117 Noguess,Joy271

p96 Nyaphaga,Issa221

p122 Nyaphaga,Issa286

p47 OffbeatArtStudio97

p39 Offutt,Karen80

p45 Ohlinger,Kris91

p76 OldBakeryandEmporium

ArtGallery174

p94 Olivas,Greta215

p40 OnlySunWoodworks82

p102 Órale239

p99 Orendorf,Avery231

p62 Page,Robert137

p48 PalriPemaOdLing101

p73 Pangestu,Frieda164

p26 PapelTexano46

p53 Parker,Fabian116

p81 Parsons,David181

p81 Parsons,Kali182

p85 ParsonsCreative194

p131 PatinaCollective306

p100 Pelaez,Julie232

p29 Pendergrass,Tyson55

p89 Perkins,Billy205

p132 PetrifiedDesign310

140Index

p134 Phillips,Brian317

p70 Philquist,Jeanne154

p101 Pierce,Cynthia237

p36 Plasse,Amitai72

p29 PlatinumPortraits&FineArt

Photography55

p54 Poll,Laura118

p50 Presson,Sarah107

p64 Primeaux,Jeffrey144

p74 Puckett,Patrick166

p34 Puente,Mark65

p130 PurePariahStudio304

p62 Q,The138

p18 Querejazu,Marilyn29

p125 Quintanilla,Cat296

p100 Rathge,Roxanne233

p4 RebelPizzaBarH

p13 Reiff,Sandra15

p22 Rhodes,Monte34

p114 Richards,Lucian269

p46 Riktor96

p62 Riley,Drew138

p50 Robinson,Katherine106

p85 Robinson,Jill194

p39 Rodriguez,Salvador81

p99 Rogers,Philip229

p28 Rood,Jamie54

p132 Rose,Resin311

p74 RoseStreetStudios167

p110 Ross,RitaMarie258

p133 Ross,Lee313

p23 Sammon,Janna39

p113 SanJuan,SaulJerome265

p113 SanJuan,ElizaJade266

p52 Sanchez,Orlando114

p120 Sarkin,Shakti281

p10 Scheible,Zane4

p50 Schnitzer,Nick108

p106 Schwartz,Michelle245

p102 Scott-Nairns,Ryan239

p97 Seago,Ann225

p29 Sellars,Rachel56

p113 Sering,Navasota267

p82 SharonZeuginArt184

p51 Shelton,Steve110

p84 ShieldMaidensofFreyja190

p135 Skalberg,Marilyn319

p66 Small,Catherine148

p40 smasHousedesign84

p49 Smith,MichaelPenn103

p123 Smith,Matt289

p14 SmithRourke,Debbi18

p30 Smoller,Mike58

p132 SoCoIndustrialArtsStudios310

p62 Solomon,Flip136

p86 SouthAustinMuseumof

PopularCulture198

p97 SouthAustinStudio224

p100 SouthsideGaeityHall

ArtistsCo-Op234

p66 spaceCAMP150

p57 Spearman,Marja121

p24 StLaurent,Sarah42

p121 Stafford,Jim284

p114 Starnes,Donna270

p42 Sterzing,Philip88

p18 Stevenson,Scotty30

p38 Stokes,Brian76

p129 StonesThrowStudio300

p87 Stormcloud,Scout200

p26 Strong,Patricia47

p33 Sturtz,Laura61

p76 Sutherland,Eddie172

p69 Swaffar,Bob152

p70 Synodinos,Jean155

p90 St.Arnauld,Terri210

p90 Yezer,Frank210

p102 ThorntonRoadStudios238

p71 Timko,Barbara157

p95 Tomchesson,Liana218

p132 TuftedDoor,The311

p36 Turetzky,Whitney70

p133 UmlaufSculptureGarden&

Museum313

p112 VanDyke,Rick263

p126 Vanderbeek,Sara298

p131 Voelter,Chuck308

p71 Wade,Phillip158

p90 Wade,Bob208

p130 Walker,Caroline304

p42 WallyWorkmanGallery90

p135 Warren,Matthew318

p9 WeaversandSpinners

SocietyofAustin3

p46 Webb,Jason95

p106 Wells,Annie245

p119 Werbeck,Stephan279

p59 WestCampusWomen128

xiii WestGroupExhibitionX

p17 Westphal,Alexander25

p78 WhiteBoxATX179

p136 Wieding,AnnAlva322


p9 Wilborn,Elisabeth2

p97 Williams,Julie224

p102 Williamson,Croix238

p66 Wilson,Bradley149

p117 Winter,Dawn272

p74 Women&TheirWork166

p4 Women&TheirWorkG

p134 Wood,Rebecca316

p33 Woodhill,Mars62

p108 Wymer,Robert250

p72 Xydes,Georgia160

p3 XYZAtlasE

p89 Yeates,Sam206

p77 YOUNGSONS175

p85 Yznaga,Mary195

p21 Zamrazil,Kristie32

p82 Zeugin,Sharon184

Advertiser Indexp67 ArmadilloChristmasBazaar

p79 ArtProfiler

p79 AustinArtRefugees

p55 AustinArtServices

p116 AustinBeerworks

p91 BigBertha’sParadise

p103 Bird’sBarbershop

p19 BlantonMuseumofArt

p32 BlueSkiesFrameCo.

p92 CatQuintanilla,StoneCarverCat’s

ArtCompound&SculptureGarden

p32 CityofAustinCulturalArtsDivision

p67 DavisGallery

p103 D-CRAIN

p116 ElisabetNeyMuseum

p115 EphemeralBeautyatAsian

AmericanResourceCenter

p91 ErmineVintage

p91 ForbiddenFruit

p116GenerousArt

p104GeorgetownArtCenterArtHop

p91 NorthLoopIBIZDistrict

p68 IndustryPrintShop

p115InnerLiteArt

p56 Jerry’sArtarama

p43 KaseyMcCartyInteriorDesign

p67 MikeTolleson&Associates

p20 MillerIDS

p92 MoxieRealtyGroup

p32 NewcastleHomes

p43 destijl|PODIUMFORART

p79 PrecisionCamera

p56 RebelPizzaBar

p91 RevivalVintage

p91 RoomServiceVintage

p80 ThaiFresh

p44 Tito’sHandmadeVodka

p43 UncommonObjects

p91 WorkhorseBar

p31 XYZAtlas

142Index


Austin Public LibraryBig Medium partners with the Austin Public

Library to distribute tour catalogs to all 23

local branches. This valuable collaboration

gives tour-goers the convenience of

visiting their neighborhood branch while

promoting the Austin Public Library as an

important community center where the public

can come together to share and learn about

common interests.

Locations and Hours Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

ACE – Faulk Central Library – 800 Guadalupe St 12-6 11-8 11-8 11-8 11-8 10-6 10-6

AHC – Austin History Center – 810 Guadalupe St 12-6 Closed 10-6 10-6 10-6 10-6 10-6

ACB – Carver Branch – 1161 Angelina St Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ACP – Cepeda Branch – 651 N Pleasant Valley Rd Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AOK – Hampton Branch at Oak Hill – 5125 Convict Hill Rd Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AHO – Howson Branch – 2500 Exposition Blvd Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ALW – Little Walnut Creek Branch – 835 W Rundberg Ln 2-6 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AMR – Manchaca Road Branch – 5500 Manchaca Rd 2-6 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AMI – Milwood Branch – 12500 Amherst Dr Closed for renovations

ANV – North Village Branch – 2505 Steck Ave Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AOQ – Old Quarry Branch – 7051 Village Center Dr Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

APH – Pleasant Hill Branch – 211 E William Cannon Dr Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ARZ – Ruiz Branch – 1600 Grove Blvd 2-6 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ASJ – St. John Branch – 7500 Blessing Ave Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-4

ASE – Southeast Branch – 5803 Nuckols Crossing Rd Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ASR – Spicewood Springs Branch – 8637 Spicewood Springs Rd Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ATB – Terrazas Branch – 1105 E César Chávez St Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ATO – Twin Oak Branch – 1800 S Fifth St Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AUH – University Hills Branch – 4721 Loyola Ln Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AWK – Willie Mae Kirk Branch – 3101 Oak Springs Dr Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AWP – Windsor Park Branch – 5833 Westminster Dr Closed 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

AYB – Yarborough Branch – 2200 Hancock Dr 2-6 10-9 10-9 10-9 10-9 1-6 10-5

ARR – Recycled Reads – 5335 Burnet Rd 12-6 Closed Closed Closed 12-8 12-6 12-6

144Austin Public Library

ACE

ATO

ALW

ASE

ACP

AUH

AWP

ANV

AOQ

AYB

ARR

ASR AMI

ASJ

AHO

AHC

AMR

AOK

APH

ACB

AWK

ATB

ARZ

Indicates branches participating on West. See the Exhibitions section for more details.

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Documents

West Austin Studio Tour 2016